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Are there any tips and advice of getting rid of fearing my car payments if I successfully purchase a good conditioned car? The problem is I never knew how the purchasing process goes because this would be almost my first or second car that I am trying to buy. I am not familiar with buying from an car dealer yet I've bought from an individual before. But I'd rather go into the car dealers for a used good conditioned car or at least a well conditioned vehicle to get around to places and theres ALOT of events going on evolving around me. So I would really appreciate it if anybody would kindly give me any tips, advice, and/or tell me how to get rid of fearing of what the prices and bill payments of the cars I am looking forward to will be. Also I would appreciate very much if I was told EXACTLY how the purchasing-a-car process works and how long the car would actually last for. Thank-You very much! I am looking forward into all of your tips, advice, and your time to help me solve this.
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There are many places on the web with help for car buyers such as Edmund's and Kelly blue book. I do have a few suggestions. First, do not buy a car based on payments, always think price. Learn how to calculate loan payments yourself. Second, know approximately what the car is worth before negotiating for it. Edmund's, Kelly Blue Book, and EBay motors are sources of prices. Third, remember "high bluebook" is an ASKING price, not a selling price. Fourth, if you are buying an expensive used car consider an inexpensive new car instead. You can get a 10 year power train warranty on a Hyundai and some other cars when purchased new. Finally, you are asking the right questions. It's time to get educated about the process. One other thing, it helps to take a friend with you. Your friend should understand that his job is to make you leave if the car salesmen start pressuring you (yes, they really do that). Have a code word your friend can use and if he says the code word, leave immediately. Do not be rushed. There is no deal that is good "today only".What do you thinkof the honda pilot is it a good buy? is it fuel efficient for its class?
check tires miles if the car as high miles on it like 90,000 dint buy cuz it will not last long ask if he or she did mantace on itWill I have Negative Equity.??
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