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Buying a used car can be a great or a horrible experience, many people get great cars at low prices and love them, but some people get what is called a ‘lemon’ a car that has some big problems and causes headaches and costly repairs. Follow the tips below and you will stack the odds of getting a great car in your favor.
The most important thing you can do is if you find something you really like have it checked out by a certified mechanic of your own choosing, this may cost $50 but it could save you thousands.
Some things to check on your own:

Born in Duxbury, Vermont, Stephen R Bissette is an award-winning comic book artist, illustrator, and writer. Bissette was one of the first graduates of the Joe Kubert School of Cartoon and Graphic Art, and together with writer Alan Moore and inker John Totleben, was responsible for revitalizing the DC comic series Swamp Thing into a critically acclaimed horror classic.

As any longtime reader will tell you, comic books traditionally feature some awesome origin stories. From the bullet-strewn beginnings of Dick Tracy to the cosmic saga of the Silver Surfer, comics are famous for their secret histories and iconic backstories.

Perhaps then it's appropriate that the Center for Cartoon Studies in White River Junction has an iconic origin story of its own.

Libby Smith went to Essex high school and the Essex Technical Center where she graduated from Engineering and Architectural Design in 1998. She played basketball, soccer, and golf in high school, where she was an All-State selection in all three sports. She went on to play basketball and golf at the University of Vermont. Smith was the only woman in the United States to play and compete on a Division 1 Men’s Golf Team for all four years while attending UVM.

In 2010, Vermont Governor Jim Douglas signed an anti-texting law that banned texting while driving for anybody on the roads in the state. Vermont was the 27th state to pass such a law and more have followed. The Vermont law also prohibits any use of portable electronic devices, including cell phones, for drivers of 18 years of age or younger.
By law, texting is defined as “Reading or manually composing, or sending of electronic communications. Electronic communications include text messages, instant messages, or e-mails using a portable electronic device.”