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You can comply with social distancing during the coronavirus while still finalizing your purchase of a new or used car. Here’s how.

There’s no corner of the U.S. news cycle that the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic hasn’t touched — and car news is no exception, not by a long shot.

Major retailers from Apple to Nike have closed outlets in the U.S., among other countries, yet many car dealerships remain open.

If you’re looking to buy a car, there’s still lots you can do from the confines of your home in the midst of social distancing and self-quarantine.

If you’re in a position where you’d intended to buy a new car and can’t afford to wait until the COVID-19 all-clear is given, we’re here to help.