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Hertz is doubling down on used car sales following a high-profile partnership with Amazon. As part of their latest move, they’re offering a “fully online car-buying experience.” Designed to make the ...

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When you buy a used car through Facebook Marketplace, you're usually hoping to snag a good deal on a replacement ride. But what happens when that “deal” turns into a money pit? Let’s consider the case ...