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Now that you've bought your used car, here's how to maintain it
The Globe and Mail Jeremy Sinek Published January 14, 2021 Mihajlo Maricic/iStockPhoto / Getty Images The key to a long and peaceful relationship with your new-to-you vehicle is to know as much as possible about its service history. Then, if you discover any gaps in that history, make a plan to fill the gaps yourself. If you bought a nearly-new certified pre-owned (CPO) vehicle, the selling dealer should have given it a thorough going-over, but try to confirm what exactly was done. If you bought privately, the seller might provide records of all service and repairs performed under their ow...
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