It's a huge investment!!! Your Mom and Dad had very few information references when buying their first car. They were confined to the library, magazines, books, word of mouth and trust. Today, there are no excuses for not getting the value you deserve. You simply type a few keywords into your search engine and thousands of links are at your fingertips! Unfortunately, little has changed over time
Buyers make the same mistakes over and over with every car purchase, leaving dealerships with the upper hand and ability to profit more than ever. WHY
Many consumers have spent hours surfing gathering information, enter a dealership with a know-it-all attitude but leave with the short end of the stick
Did you know a clean titled vehicle at one time could have been a salvage accident
Top 10 mistakes Buyers make entering a Dealership Be honest with yourself, did you cover these 10 mistakes
when purchasing your last vehicleShopping for a Brand New Car ? You will be a pigeon dealing with a shark unless you follow some simple steps before you shop
What's Best - Selling your vehicle Privately or Trade-In at Dealership
Privately you figure more $$$$ ? - Trade you figure less hassle ? trade
How to Negotiate your Best Price
Don't think for one moment you're a whiz " your angle is covered " pointers how dealers negotiate and how you should negotiate
Free Credit Reports Online The FTC " Federal Trade Commission " has identified 130 imposter sites that may be trying to mislead consumers for quick profit.
Identity Theft With the tools at hand today the FBI estimates that 11 million Americans will be a victim this year - putting your chances at around 1 in 27 of becoming a statistic don't become a statistic.
Beware the Type Contract You Sign
* You buy a car * Sign a contract * Drive car home *
A few days later the dealer calls and demands a new contract to be signed, or worse yet, you must return vehicle and deal is off why?
Free Auto Insurance Quotes on the Internet I highly recommend everybody pursue this Free service for savings if you know how to seperate the legitimate providers from scammers.INSURANCE.html
Buyers Beware - curbsiders thrive on free websites such as CRAIGLIST and KIJIJI
Don't buy any vehicle from a private seller unless you know what a curbsider is ? private vs dealer
Government Auctions
Dealers buy here - why not You ?
It's the best kept secret being a very protected source of revenue for the majority of car dealerships and is not advertised to the general public - But facts are you can also become a member and know all dates - locations - there is one near you AUCTIONS.
Carfax vs AutoCheck: History Reports Aren't vehicle history reports all the same - No they are not
(selling) Carfax comes out on top
(buying) AutoCheck is the better choice history reports
When is the best time to buy a new or pre-owned car
Jan - Feb - March - Apr - May - June - July - Aug - Sept - Oct - Nov - Dec ????? best timeWhat's the #1 Lie Dealerships Tell buyers with Bad Credit ?
It's sad how dealers exploits this weakness with no compassion credit
How to avoid getting scammed buying an Extended Auto Warranty
You buy a car - every dealer then tries to jam an extended warranty down your throat " why " click here
Shoppers repeately query dealerships with the same questions " are you one of them ? "
Has car Been In an Acccident - Service Records Available - What's your Interest rate - The price is negotiable - What's my Trade worth - How many previous Owners - Can I take car to my Mechanic - How much is Insurance - Was this a Rental car - What Warranty come with car - Where did this car come from - I only want to buy a low Mileage car - I Only want to buy Import - Has car been Smoked in, a question on the increase that make or break many sales
These are very valid questions that most consumers will ask, the pro salesman have answered these type questions thousand of times and can answer in a flash without hesitation being very convincing with each answer, studying this site you will know an expected answer from a shady answer.
Major league strikes against buyer - Bases Loaded for Dealer
My Budget is $$$$ Don't Tell My monthly Affordable is $$$$ Don't Tell How much down payment Don't Ask
My credit's not very good Don't Tell Paying Cash what's your best price Don't Ask
Upside - down with a trade ? Beware dealerships know how to succeed getting you financed, end result could be still making payments on a car sitting at the wreckers
Buying a used car is a sequence of 7 steps
Study - absorb - make notes - follow steps in exact order and you will make your next purchase fair value and no fear having purchased a lemon , confused or not fully understanding a step post your question in the Used Car Forum
(1) Needs before you shop
(2) Locate private vs dealer
(3) History history reports
(4) Test Drive TESTDRIVE.
(5) Mechanic mechanic
(6) Negotiate how dealers negotiate and how you negotiate
(7) Business/finance office http://www.usedcartips.org/ANYWARRANTY.html
Be it Chicago or Tim buck two, nobody gives you a break anywhere, its really up to you if you want to learn how the process works buying a car, many consumers cannot find the time, nor have the patience, will not only having paid to much but also end up with a lemon, then bitch and complain to anyone with an open ear. you want cheese with that whine
How do you know when it's time to hang up the car keys
Some pictures are worth a thousand words

