Question:
I am looking at buying a used car with that has a blue book suggested retail value of $9700 (a 2000 Ford Explorer XLT AWD with 62K miles).
Im thinking about buying a seat arosa car do you think this is a good car?
The dealer is asking $9800 plus fees.
What are some questions I should ask when looking at a car to buy?
Is there a rule of thumb for coming in under the blue book retail value estimate?
Where can i find a lamburgini?
What should I offer?
Answers:
My car payments are too high, can i trade it for something cheaper?
if it's what you want and there is nothing better in your area then just buy and be happyThe level of car tax you pay is based on engine size? So what engine size is a 'gaz guzzler'?
Check the Kelley Blue Book for wholesale and retail prices. Offer the average between the two. If the seller balks at that, offer closer to retail but make a deal on the fees and tax. Do not, under any circumstances, pay retail. The dealer probably took the vehicle on trade for substantially less than wholesale.What do car companies mean when they call a vehicle a "crossover"?
i would offer wholesale see what they say dont go more than retail all fees includedhttp://www.kbb.com (Kelly Blue Book) is only ONE source for obtaining that information. There is also http://www.nada.com which is used primarily by a lot of lending institutions to figure out the loan value.
What do I have to look out for when buying a second hand car?
If you get the $$numbers$$ from nada.com, you will see that the same car will be valued a little differently (ie: lower). Use that source as a bargaining tool instead.
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Recently, BOTH my lien holder, and Gap Insurance (my car was stolen) used the NADA guide to come up with their figures.
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What a ripoff....What does a car dealer have to tell you about a car?
Don't pay more than $6900. Check autotrader.com, they have plenty of these junk cars for under $7k.
I lost my car this Saturday, now I dont know to do. Please help?
You'll find three values in the Blue Book: 1)The price a dealer would pay on trade-in, 2)the price usually charged by private parties, and 3)the price a dealer charges IF the car is in PERFECT condition. That also implies a guarantee of some sort - what are you being offered - 30 days?Where can I find out how much a used car is worth.?
I'll bet your car is not perfect - probably the tires are a bit worn, there are a few minor dings which you can find if you look for them, etc. Find all this stuff and offer to pay the full asking price IF all these things are made like new.
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Otherwise, don't pay any more than the price usually charged by private parties, or the dealer's asking price less your estimate of what it would cost to make everything new again (whichever is lower).
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