1. First, go to your credit union, online bank or traditional bank and prequalify for a car loan (or apply online.) That tells you how much car you can afford and what type of monthly payment you will have to budget.
2. Research Vehicles and Pick the Features You Want.
3. Choose The best time to buy a new car.
4. Narrow your choices to a few cars.
5. Use the Internet to find out the dealer cost of the vehicle and the options you want.
6. Locate and Test-Drive the Car.
7. Choose The cheapest cars to run.
Smaller engines can be cheaper.
Petrol cars tend to be cheaper than diesel.
8. Buy a car involves emailing the Internet department at a dealership and negotiating by email. Make sure you always ask for a quote that includes all the junk fees a dealer may have.
9. Get a Sale Price and Ask About Extended Warranties.
10. Buy pre-reg & save up to 70% on the list price.
11. Don't assume financing at the dealership is the best deal
12. Some dealers are charging "packs," which are phony charges for documents, vehicle etching, fabric treatments, etc. It may sound silly, but it can amount to $300 or more just for doing the paperwork or spraying some stuff on your car seats! Not every dealer tries to do this, so that's why it's important to shop around.
13. Buy a run-out model and slash the cost by 30%.
14. Research all possible discounts in advance.
15. Need to flog your current car? Selling privately can net you £1,000s more than part-exchanging.
16. Some manufacturers offer warranties lasting up to seven years.
17. Close the Deal.
18. Take Delivery.
2. Research Vehicles and Pick the Features You Want.
3. Choose The best time to buy a new car.
4. Narrow your choices to a few cars.
5. Use the Internet to find out the dealer cost of the vehicle and the options you want.
6. Locate and Test-Drive the Car.
7. Choose The cheapest cars to run.
Smaller engines can be cheaper.
Petrol cars tend to be cheaper than diesel.
8. Buy a car involves emailing the Internet department at a dealership and negotiating by email. Make sure you always ask for a quote that includes all the junk fees a dealer may have.
9. Get a Sale Price and Ask About Extended Warranties.
10. Buy pre-reg & save up to 70% on the list price.
11. Don't assume financing at the dealership is the best deal
12. Some dealers are charging "packs," which are phony charges for documents, vehicle etching, fabric treatments, etc. It may sound silly, but it can amount to $300 or more just for doing the paperwork or spraying some stuff on your car seats! Not every dealer tries to do this, so that's why it's important to shop around.
13. Buy a run-out model and slash the cost by 30%.
14. Research all possible discounts in advance.
15. Need to flog your current car? Selling privately can net you £1,000s more than part-exchanging.
16. Some manufacturers offer warranties lasting up to seven years.
17. Close the Deal.
18. Take Delivery.
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