Lawrence Papoff, Author at GOOD HANDS Blog

Lawrence Papoff

Lawrence Papoff is a guest contributor to the GOOD HANDS® blog. He is a long-time business journalist. For over 16 years, he has specialized in all facets of auto retail in Canada — from the future of the mom-and-pop automobile dealership to the rise of the Internet, social media and the car-selling and car-buying revolution. He delights in writing about anything interesting. Above all, he loves jazz and cooking.

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Should I Sell My Car Online or Trade it In? That is the Question

Buying a new vehicle and trying to decide if you should trade in your old car or sell it privately? Our guest contributor offers advice on what’s involved in selling a vehicle yourself.

On The Road

Buyer Beware: Avoid Buying a Flood-Damaged Car

Ever wonder what happens to the four-wheeled victims of nasty weather events like floods? Most end up in junkyards, but some end up on the used-car market. Our guest contributor tells you how to avoid ending up with one in your driveway.

Safe driving technology can only help if you know how to use it

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Learning to Use Safe Driving Technology

But don’t look to your owner’s manual for direction. You may have to go back to driving school. Our guest blogger investigates.

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Automakers Turn to Canada’s Researchers to Make Driving Safer

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Lawrence Papoff

Should I Sell My Car Online or Trade it In? That is the Question

Buying a new vehicle and trying to decide if you should trade in your old car or sell it privately? Our guest contributor offers advice on what’s involved in selling a vehicle yourself.

Buyer Beware: Avoid Buying a Flood-Damaged Car

Ever wonder what happens to the four-wheeled victims of nasty weather events like floods? Most end up in junkyards, but some end up on the used-car market. Our guest contributor tells you how to avoid ending up with one in your driveway.

Learning to Use Safe Driving Technology

But don’t look to your owner’s manual for direction. You may have to go back to driving school. Our guest blogger investigates.

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Automakers Turn to Canada’s Researchers to Make Driving Safer