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Descriptive Essay About Buying A Used Car

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Noah Martin
Eastern Kentucky University

Title: What to do when buying a used car.
Specific purpose: To demonstrate what to look for, and what to do with your body when buying a used car.
Thesis: To show my audience how look for key problems, and items to lower the cost of a car, along with what to look for so you do no get swindled, and how to hold your body and use body language to your disposal.
I. Introduction
A. Attention Material: What comes to mind when you think about purchasing a new used car? We get scared and anxious the second the idea has come about, purchasing the right car is incredibly difficult. Especially if you don’t have mechanical knowledge to be able to look for some important things.
B. Tie to the audience: I’m sure that all of us at some point have either looked at purchasing a car, purchased a car, or driven a car. Unfortunately, thousands of people a year purchase what is known as lemons, a car that is unsatisfactory for the buyer due to the seller withholding information. If you were to go to a car lot, a used vehicle can range anywhere from $500 to $30,000 depending on the vehicle. The great part about knowing what to look for in a used vehicle is, not only knowing that you are getting a good and safe deal, but also you will gain some pretty simple and necessary mechanical knowledge that will only help you in the future. What could be better than knowing that you got a great deal on a vehicle?

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