If you’re looking to buy a used car and want to be sure you’re getting the best bang for your buck, one question worth asking is whether you’re better off with a slightly older model with fewer miles on the odometer, or a slightly newer model with more miles on the odometer.

It’s a great question for those thinking about investing in Cadillac pre-owned vehicles, and here at MotorWorld Cadillac, we’re happy to help answer that very question. 

While every Cadillac owner would love to purchase a vehicle and then enjoy their car trouble-free for the remainder of its existence, the best way to make that happen is by having regular maintenance done at your MotorWorld service center.

By checking off routine service items at the correct intervals, you’ll ensure your car or crossover holds up for as long as possible and performs its best at all times. 

If you’ve never heard of a certified pre-owned vehicle, you could be missing out on some of the best vehicle purchase options of the 21st Century. Cadillac certified pre-owned models are the best of both worlds for many customers in and around Wilkes-Barre, PA. They are considerably less expensive than new models but offer considerably more warranty coverage than typical used models.

There are a lot of decisions to make when shopping for a car. Aside from the obvious ones like make, model, color, etc., there’s a big one you also need to think about: what should you do with your current car?

If your new (or new-to-you) vehicle will be replacing the older one, you basically have two options. The first is to sell it. Even under the best of circumstances, however, selling a car can be a hassle.

The other choice you have is to trade your car in. This can offer you excellent benefits, especially with our Cadillac…

How old is your car? If it’s more than a few years old, chances are good that there are at least some parts that may need to be replaced. While the big stuff – engine, transmission, etc. – will typically last for the life of a vehicle, there are many other components that wear out over time.

While not an exhaustive list, this will give you a good idea of the things that you may have to think about soon. And no matter what you need, you can get it through the MotorWorld parts department.

How often do you put something off because you don’t want to pay for it? Pretty much all of us do this, even if the expense is related to something important. Your car is the perfect example. Almost certainly you know how vital regular maintenance is to keep your car in good condition, but it’s possible that you have balked a time or two about paying for it.

It’s important to remember, however, the old saying attributed to Benjamin Franklin: “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” The MotorWorld service center offers this list…

When most people think about buying a car, they probably envision – at least initially – a shiny new vehicle sitting in their driveway, one that just came from the factory and has about three miles on the odometer.

However, many folks quickly realize that a new model just isn’t in the cards. If this describes you, this doesn’t mean that you have to settle for something of lesser quality; a pre-owned car can be just as good – and maybe even better – than a new one.

While there’s still a lot of 2020 left, we’re already thinking about 2021. Specifically, we’re very eager to see the new Cadillac Escalade. Every year, this SUV just gets better and better, and there are some exciting changes and upgrades we’re especially looking forward to seeing.

In need of an oil change or a tire rotation? Or do you need something more extensive? No matter what kind of service you require, you can trust the Cadillac service from the skilled auto technicians here at MotorWorld Cadillac.

When local Wilkes-Barre, PA drivers visit our dealership looking to purchase used, they’re often confused as to whether they should purchase pre-owned or certified pre-owned.

Certified pre-owned Cadillac cars come with plenty of benefits, and our sales experts at MotorWorld Cadillac are here to give you the full scoop on some of the differences.