An average person will buy between 5 to 10 cars during his entire life. Yet, only few discover the most appropriate way to buy a car. It is difficult to get your money's worth and avoid paying more than the car's real value is. The only way to make a good deal on a used car is to explore the facts. Buying a car resembles any other large purchase. Buying a house is impossible without thorough inspection of all of its facilities. It is very important to estimate the value of the house, compared with other houses, and the decision should be carefully made. Buying a car is an important decision, and it requires a lot of wisdom. Nevertheless, cars tend to represent an emotional, as well as the financial challenge to a buyer. A buyer can become excited about the mere look of some car, disregarding any further checks of car's usability. For some buyers, the car price is the only relevant factor for buying a car. In these cases, many problems may occur. The car may be damaged, or the buyer may discover that he didn't get the right value for the price he had paid. The primary goal of this book is to instruct buyers to avoid such situations.