 The question that everybody is asking, how do you know what car dealer to trust? Which car dealer is best to do business with? Here are some tips when you find yourself searching for the best used car dealer and avoid scams. 1. Car Dealer Reputation: This is probably the most important factor in selecting a car dealer. Buying a [...click title to continue reading...] Buying a car is a huge expense, it doesn’t matter if it is new or used it is still a major part of most people’s budget. So before you get to carried away you might spend a few minutes online looking for used cars in your area. You can buy a used car by going to a few local dealers, checking [...click title to continue reading...] Have you ever been to the new car dealership and heard someone or even your salesman call out over the P.A. system “New Car Spot Delivery” ? Many car dealers announce a new car sales in just that manner. It is called the new car spot delivery scam. This means that they just closed a new car deal and the [...click title to continue reading...] Chances are you never thought about car buying statistics, but it is something you might want to know. These are not the kinds of things that you would normally care about unless you are in the car business. Some of these car buying statistics might surprise you and you might see how they come into play when you are buying [...click title to continue reading...] Everybody seems to be wondering what is going on with the Car Allowance Rebate System (C.A.R.S.) or as many know it, Cash for Clunkers. The Secretary of Transportation came out and said that they will guarantee that all qualifying cars sold through the weekend of August 1, 2009 and they will be approved and paid. Then the weekend was over and [...click title to continue reading...] I have been following the Cash for Clunkers program by keeping my ear to the ground with the new car dealers. The latest drama was last evening (Thursday July 30th, 2009) when someone, somewhere announced that the Cash or Clunkers program was going to be suspended at midnight. The news spread like a wildfire across the internet. The strange thing [...click title to continue reading...] When you are negotiating on your new or used car purchase be ready for the take away close. The take away close is another phrase from the car salesman lingo that is used on a car buyer during the negotiation process. It is pretty much what it sounds like and a car dealer scam. Take Away Close to Close the Car [...click title to continue reading...] |
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