A 2003 Ford Taurus Review. The Ford Taurus has been a staple of the Ford lineup since 1986. This vehicle is typically known in the business as a car that gives a lot for the money. Taurus’ are all very well equipped and they provide luxury features at an affordable price. The transmission and motor, after struggles in early years, have been refined to be considered reliable.

Pros: A lot of car for the money

Cons: MPG not that great and cargo space limited

This article was written by Brian McCormick of Providence, Rhode Island. Brian is a BHPH expert and has been involved in the used car and BHPH industry for over 10 years. He enjoys traveling and sports. Follow him on Google+

This is a review for the 1998 Toyota Corolla.  What can be said that already hasn’t been said about Toyota reliability and resale value. The 4 cylinder with auto or manual 5 speed is a time tested long lasting power plant.  this car doesn’t quit. Palin and simple.  The biggest issue for a bhph consumer is finding one that won’t cost an arm and a leg

Pros: Long life, you will probably just get tired of it before it fails on you

Cons: Cost and availability on a BHPH Car Lot

This article was written by Brian McCormick of Providence, Rhode Island. Brian is a BHPH expert and has been involved in the used car and BHPH industry for over 40 years. He enjoys his family and his favorite sports team, The Boston Red Sox. He Graduated from the University of Rhode Island in 1970. Follow him on Google+

Here’s a review of a 2003 Kia Sephia. These cars aren’t sleek and sporty, but they are reliable and are a great first car for a teen or a second car to get around town for an on-the-go mom. They are simple to maintain and easily repairable. The standard 5 speed will give great gas mileage, somewhere over 30 mpg. The automatic will give a bit less.

Pros: Easily maintained and a great car for the novice driver

Cons: Lack of style and lower body rust

This article was written by Brian McCormick of Providence, Rhode Island. Brian is a BHPH expert and has been involved in the used car and BHPH industry for over 10 years. He enjoys traveling and sports. Follow him on Google+

Here’s a review of the 2004 Hyundai Accent.  These gas savers are great little around town get-a-bouts.  Their styling is pragmatic and uninspiring, but, let’s face it, one doesn’t purchase this vehicle for design appeal.  These are easy to maintain and are inexpensive to acquire.  It is a great first-time buyer vehicle or a second vehicle for everyday use.

Pros: gas mileage and easy maintenance and light on the wallet

Cons: poor cargo capacity, especially in the hatchback model and the usual rust issues that are commonplace with the older Hyundai’s

This article was written by Brian McCormick of Providence, Rhode Island. Brian is a BHPH expert and has been involved in the used car and BHPH industry for over 10 years. He enjoys traveling and sports. Follow him on Google+