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Whether it's a new set of tires to improve fuel economy or a much needed tune-up, a well-maintained car can last well past 100,000 miles. Routine maintenance and the occasional upgrade might not be as thrilling as driving off the lot in a new car, but it's a great way to stretch a dollar...and the life of your car. And if you've got a car that you'd like to customize, why not consider some of the following Princeton Chevrolet GMC accessories?

• Custom floor mats
• Splash guards
• Running boards
• A trailer hitch
• Custom wheels
• Fog lights

Which of these accessories would make your Princeton Chevrolet GMC stand out in a crowd?

Used cars are a great option when you're looking to find a deal on a reliable car but don't want to spend too much money. Used cars used to have a bad reputation, but nowadays that's no longer the case, especially at a respectable dealership like Princeton Chevrolet GMC. Don't let the miles on the odometer fool you. Those miles prove that with proper care and maintenance a used car can also be a reliable car.

High-mileage cars probably have mostly highway miles, and those miles put less wear and tear on a car. It's unlikely that a used car will still be under warranty, so it's important to make sure you buy your used car or truck from a trusted dealer, like Princeton Chevrolet GMC. That way you can rest assured that you're getting a car with a great price/quality ratio, and one that will last for years to come.

The general rule of thumb on car leases is that if you put down a larger down payment, your monthly payments will be a lot lower. With a larger down payment, your lease payments are more manageable, so if you do decide to extend your lease, you can negotiate to keep the same low payments.

Putting a nice, big payment on an existing car loan can help you get one step closer to becoming debt free. You can either make an extra payment, which will help you pay off the loan quicker, or pay down the balance, which will reduce your interest over time. It's also a good idea to call your lender to see what they think is the best thing to do in your particular circumstances.