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Buying a car can be both an exciting and stressful time. You want to be sure that you are getting a vehicle that is safe, reliable, and a good use of your money. You also want to buying a used car to get something that you love.

You may have heard stories of unscrupulous car dealers that try to trick innocent car buyers into buying cars that may look good but do not run well. You can take steps to protect yourself from these types of situations by knowing your rights when you buy a used car.

Read and Understand the Buying Contract

Be sure to read your agreement to buy very carefully before you sign on the dotted line. You should be able to comprehend everything in the contract. Be sure to ask questions if you do not understand it completely. There is no opportunity to change your mind once you have signed. Make sure that you can handle the commitment of making payments or can make payment in full at the time of purchase because there is no going back!

Purchase Your Vehicle Only from Trustworthy Sources

Both private sellers and dealers can sell used cars. A dealer is considered anyone who buys and sells cars to earn an income. A private seller, on the other hand, may simply just want to get rid of an old car and may make some money on the transaction, but they do not regularly sell vehicles.

Dealers are required to be licensed with the Vehicle Sales Authority of BC. They must also follow certain laws and regulations. Do not buy a car from someone who is not authorized to sell, often referred to as a “curber.” You can check online to determine whether a potential dealer is licensed properly.

Getting Information from the Dealer

Both the Business Practices and Consumer Protection Act and the Motor Dealer Act provide consumers with certain rights when it comes to purchasing vehicles. For example, cars must meet certain minimum safety requirements before they can be sold to the public. If they do not satisfy these standards, then they are marked as being “not suitable for transportation.”

A dealer is required to provide you with the following information in writing:

• Whether the car has had damage that cost more than $2, to repair
• Whether the vehicle has been registered outside of British Columbia
• Whether the car has ever been used as a taxi, emergency vehicle, rental vehicle, police car, or in organized racing
• The accurate mileage and the model year (and whether the odometer is correct)

In addition to the above information about the car, a dealer is required to explain your charges and costs in connection to buying a car as well. This includes providing information regarding dealer preparation costs, taxes, license and insurance fees, interest expenses if the seller is financing the vehicle, and document and administrative fees. They should also share the costs of any additional options or repairs that you have opted to receive. Of course, they should provide you with the total cost as well.

Finding Additional Information

You can often obtain information about whether the car has been in an accident from the Insurance Corporation of BC. If a car has been in a collision, that may lower its value. The ICBC has many records for vehicles, but not all of them.

You can also check to see if the vehicle has any liens against it by checking the Personal Property Registry or CarProof. Both CarProof and ICBC can provide a vehicle history report as well.

British Columbia Personal Injury Lawyers

If you have purchased a used car and been in an accident, you may have a legal claim against the dealer. Call our 24/7 injury hotline at HURT or visit our website to speak to someone now about your claim.

LINGVOPOETIC FEATURES OF ONOMASTIC UNITS IN LITERARY TEXT

Using onomastic units as poetic intends in literary text, in particular the place of occasional names in literary works and linguistic features have widely been studied in Russian as well as in Turkic linguistics. In the spite of the fact which extend of onomastic unites are related to they have been generated under the term of “onims”. Among them those which have specific poetic value are called “poetonim. There is the special occurrence in the linguistic text generated with the “presedent names”. Presedent names are considered proper names which are familiar to lingusitic owners and keep in their lingusitic minds as well as commonly used in their speech activity. They can depend on literary as well as religious text, famous and interesting events, legends, tales, jokes and film screens. All those above mentioned are completely analyzed in the article. According to writers intend onomastic units sometimes simply participated in the text with its own meaning at the same time complexly with different associatives. In the linguistic studies onomastic units in literary text are being researched based on the relations among the sciences tendencies. It is mentioned that in the latest of (number) year’s attitudes to the onomastic units as specific units which provide text with multiple meaning and developing its linguistic form are increasing. In Uzbek linguistic studding of lingvopoetic mechanism of onomastic units such as antroponims, toponim and zoonyms are giving valuable opportunities to demonstrate the essence of Uzbek language and it’s main functional appearing lawfulness. In the article the mythological names of the place, proper nouns of different people and animals are studied under the “mythopoetonim” term. It is known, that the literary text is a multi-layered phenomenon and it reflects all the priceless richness of the language. Knowing language isn’t enough to understand completely meaning and multilayer’s structure of a literary text. Because “understanding the main idea, thought and meaning reflected in the literary text is not easy work but rather difficult and complex artistic process. Understanding correctly the meaning, expressed in literary works, a kind of way that is open or hidden by various comparisons subtext can only be achieved as a result of spiritual-cultural, mental and lingo-aesthetic activity". In the literary text onomastic units is not only the nomination of a specific object, but also a means serving to underscore the artistic intend of a writer. So, it determines actual study of linguopoetical onomastic units of a literary text. It should be noted these problems, such as using of onomastic units in the literary text for poetic purposes, as well as a place nonce words in literary texts and language properties is widely studied in Russian and Turkic Studies. We could emphasize here linguistic works done by famous scholars such as funduszeue.infonskaya, funduszeue.infoko, funduszeue.infoin, funduszeue.infoadova, funduszeue.infokaya, funduszeue.infodi, funduszeue.info, funduszeue.infoova, funduszeue.infoova, funduszeue.infor and funduszeue.info linguistics has a such thing as "precedent names," "known carriers of a definite language, how often to apply to speech activity proper names. Precedent names can be different according to their motives. They can be related to the artistic texts, religious documents, legends, parables and stories, anecdotes and movies. In our mind there is a relevant case with proper names, which have linked certain impressions: Otabek, Kumush (Abdullah Kadiri) Farmonbibi, Sotto (Saeed Ahmad) Alpomish, Barchinoy, Zumrad, Qimmat, NasriddinAfandi, Hotami Toy. Perecedent names perform a number of functions in the literary text: External involvement. It provides an external involvement. It points to another text with a specific cause. Through various methods are available in the language memory of the human "familiar names", it provides a multi-layered literary works. This property of the text is researched with the term intertextuality by funduszeue.infohev. 2. Internal involvement. In this case through the specific features of the heroes in the literary text set interactions with "familiar names". According to their intends they are comparative, difference, comment and reminder. 3. Expressiveness. 4. Extend onomastic repertory in the literary text. 5. Perform tasks of the means forming text. 6. Promote individualization language of literary text through illustrative enrichment fund artistic text. Linguopoetical specification of the precedent names in the literary text expresses comparison function with this name and provides easily and quickly understanding of the text. In the literary text is not only anthroponomy, but also toponymsas can be as precedent units carry out a serious aesthetic function. Some onyms, despite the fact that there are comparative constructions, in our view, are the ones precedent, pointing features or characteristics of a particular object. Onomastic units, which used in the literary text in poetry create onomastic intertextuality. For example, such mythotoponyms, as the Paradise of Eden, Troy, mythozoonyms – Phoenix, Khumo, mythofitonim – The Scarlet Flower, place names denoting sacred places – Mecca, Medina, Kaaba in particular compared text, comments and parallels with a particular onyms. Summary, it should be noted that the study of onomastic units in a literary text within the language and the rules of art will be a great support in the development of the rapidly emerging modern linguopoetics.