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Does anyone know if honda do mobility cars ?
Ok, there are some basic tips for buying a used car.1. DO YOUR RESEARCH!! I cannot tell you how many times people have walked into my dealership and know nothing about the car that they are buying. Honestly, people put more research into what t.v. they are going to buy than what car they drive. When doing your research here are some things to know:
1. The car's Kelly Blue Book value (retail sales value) http://www.kbb.com/ Have this printed out when you go, they will give you excuses as to why the car is higher/ lower than that, but it is a good starting point.
2. Ask them for a carfax report. If they say no, LEAVE. You don’t want to deal with them if they will not stand behind their product.
3. Know the value of your trade in. Again, consult Kelly for this and be sure to look up trade in value that will be close to the price that they give you. Also, do not waiver as they will try to "price down" or devalue your car. They will point out every scratch ding, etc.. on your car so be prepared.
4. When you take the car for a test drive, turn off the radio and listen to the car. Listen for anything that sounds "funny” to you. Use it as a excuse to get the car checked out at shop you trust.
5. know price points and interest rates. This is where most people mess up. They know the payment that they want and they usually end up getting fleeced in the end. Why? because you only want payment, not the details. GET THE DETAILS. Know your final price, minus the trade-in (if any) your interest rate(very important) and the length of the loan. These are extremely important and if you are not concrete in these they will hurt you.
6. Take a friend. Any friend. Fathers work great, as do mechanic friends. Remember you are going to their turf, bring backup.
7. Know your credit score and payoff amount. You can get exact amount of your payoff by calling the bank you owe your car through.
8. Take no promises of fixing any problems that you find at face value, have it in writing. That is VERY important. Verbal agreements mean nothing in the car industry.
9. When you go into sign the financial paperwork, buy nothing. No extended warranty (unless you are very nervous about the car) NEVER buy the "paint protectant" or fabric protector or anything else for that matter, they are not worth the money.
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Lastly, remember: the person sitting across from you most likely is not trying to ripp you off; he is just trying to make a living. So if he gives you some ridiculous figures at the beginning, don't be insulted; just take the wealth of knowledge that you have at hand and work out a good deal for both of you
Mileage, any work that's been done to it (engine, transmission, collision, etc.), routine maintenance, fuel economy. You should also shop around to find the best financing if you need it... avoid Buy-here, Pay-here!
Can i lease a car in a dealership with no money? i just got a job but i have bills to pay?
Know the cars history report... in case it has been damaged or something check the kbb.com for the price it might be worth...Question about car dealerships.?
You really ought to know how to drive...Can i sell my Civic Hybrid in CA if i put on a new catalylic convertor?
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Relatively new cars made before the 90's are not infallible but really close. Just make sure that the oil was changed on time and check to see that the tires are in good condition as that can be a big expense. Most importantly test drive the car and make sure you feel comfortable with it, as long as their are no irregularities (clunk's, hissing...) you should be fine.
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Is $28,350 a good price for a new 2007 Lexus IS 250?
Go to this website, its a local TV station were I live and they have a series this week call the secret life of your car. Its about how some car dealers try to rip people off. Its also about how you can inspect a car and what to look for to prevent this from happening.Extended Warranty...INFO? Pro and con?
http://www.wztv.com/
Whats better? Ford or Chevy? And why?
If the miles are original,carfax.com will show smog checks and how many miles and if any accidents a small fee but worth it.If interior well maintained than usually engine too.Try not too get AS IS on the bill of sale and check for oil around spark plugsDoes anyone ever leave a car dealership with the rebate cash in hand?
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