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Buying Advice
First of all this is not something you do
everyday, but it is something Car Sales
professionals do everydaythat is why they are
called professionals and you need to do your due
diligence using the internet, family, friends,
co-workers and anyone else you can ask before you
buy. Have an idea of what you want before the
process begins, it may also be a good idea to
have several vehicles in mind.

• RULE NUMBER ONE KNOW WHAT YOU CAN AFFORD! By
  the time youve done your research, you will know
  how much you can pay for a new vehicle and stay
  in budget!
• Trade-ins are not always worth what Kelley Blue
  Book or other sites state they are worth. It is a
  good source for you if you are trading-in your
  vehicle but keep in mind other factors such
  demand in your market and condition of the
  vehicle play a huge roll in what your car may be
  worth to the dealer. Find out what private
  parties are selling their cars for, a good source
  is WeeklyCarAds.com used car search and
  AutoTrader.com, you may even want to sell your
  car yourself before purchasing a new vehicle.
• Finance You can be ahead of the game by
  comparing interest rates and getting pre-approved
  for a loan. Research BankRate.com which can be
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  online lending firm to see what typical interest
  rates are in your market. Also, ask your local
  bank or credit union.

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• Your first trip to the dealership should be just
  one part of your research. Another good idea is
  to drop by the dealership when they are closed,
  go to WeeklyCarAds.com, window shop so to speak!
  Your teacher in school ever tell you to take
  notes? Well there is a reason why, so take NOTES!
  
• Youve been to the dealership, have one or two
  vehicles on your list. Now is the time for some
  serious research. Look to your fiends and
  co-workers, do any of them drive one of the
  vehicles on your list and if so, ask them about
  their experience with the car and the dealership
  they purchased from and/or do service with.
• INTERNET, isnt it great! You can get the actual
  invoice price (what the dealer bought the car
  for) from a number of web sites like Edmunds com,
  MSN Autos, etcbe sure you add in all the extras
  you want on your vehicle as well. Youll want to
  start your negotiating from invoice price verses
  sticker priceyoull be negotiating what profit
  your willing to pay the dealer for their service
  of selling you the car. Keep in mind, they are in
  business to make a profit!
• Get several online price quotes, most dealerships
  have dedicated online sales staff to almost
  instantly give you a quote over the internet and
  you can use this as a negotiating tool with other
  dealers.
• Make sure you have all your notes and paper work
  in order before your first official buying visit
  and test drive. Print the invoice with all the
  add-ons, also, research any manufacturer
  incentives and rebates that may apply to the car
  you are shopping for, and subtract this from the
  invoice price.

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