Regardless of the price of gas today, most of us need to be able to buy reliable transportation at a reasonable price when we need it. When it comes time to look for good deals on cars, trucks, or SUVs, it pays to have a plan, starting with knowing what you need and what your [...]
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So you want to buy that dream car from a cheaper loan. Surely you would like to drive a car only if it does not worry you about repaying loan on it. And what other loan can suit you better than secured auto loans. You are bound to drive home a new car or a [...]
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Buying a car can be a daunting task. If you are looking to buy a new or used car, then you need to consider these 5 things (listed in order of importance in my opinion) before making the decision to purchase:
Reliability
I have found that domestic cars and trucks tend to have higher maintenance costs and therefore are not as reliable as foreign automobile manufacturers. The cause for this - I don’t know, maybe it is attention to detail or continuous improvement that the foreign dealers have mastered and Americans haven’t, but in any case, Toyota and Honda have outperformed the domestic comparables in my opinion. But reliability is probably the single most important thing, because you don’t want your car to be in the shop getting repaired all the time.
Cost
Cost is extremely important, but I listed it second because if you pay too little for a car, you might just get what you pay for. Whether it is a certified dealer or Joe over on 15th street, you should have your me
It dawned on me yesterday morning that I could be saving tons of money if I just plan my car purchases instead of buying them when I need/want to like most people. Some of us buy cars when our last one dies, while others buy when that new model looks so good we just couldn’t resist. How about buying cars when demand is low, when we have negotiating power, and when we can get a great deal?
Many of us time purchases for something like a house or even stocks because the price of buying the asset fluctuates. However, a car is also the same way! The manufactured suggested price might not change from year to year, but the out the door price as well as a ton of other options can vary. This means that if we come from a position of strength (we are buying when no one is), we will get a good price.
It is popular believe that consumer spending will be going down, especially for luxuries like cars. So why don’t we take advantage of it and buy a car in a year when no one would want to pur
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Car Buying Tip: Throw away the Blue Book
You can save money on you next car if you have the same tools the dealers use.Car Buying Tip: Throw out the BlueBooks Pretty much any article you see on buying used cars recommends research, research, research. I agree, just make sure you are using the correct tools [...]
Car Buying? What's Your Budget?By Jeff NeilanWhen it comes to affording your next new car (used cars too if they are new to you), how closely do you look at your budget? And from what perspective do you evaluate your budgetary parameters?Based on my years of experience, I would say that many people only have a mild idea of how much car they can afford.When you’re in the car shopping mode do you think in terms of bottom line cash price or think only of what your monthly payments will be?Either way, as you take a look at what you can afford, you have to take into consideration all of the extra costs involved in buying/owning a car. Certainly today fuel costs are a major consideration. And there is always going to be your insurance premium, maintenance costs (used cars will be higher), etc.Once you begin your car shopping, if you only have a ballpark idea of what you can afford… and only a ballpark idea of how much you drive and what your gas expense will be, and if you haven’t nai
Car Buying? What's Your Budget?By Jeff NeilanWhen it comes to affording your next new car (used cars too if they are new to you), how closely do you look at your budget? And from what perspective do you evaluate your budgetary parameters?Based on my years of experience, I would say that many people only have a mild idea of how much car they can afford.When you’re in the car shopping mode do you think in terms of bottom line cash price or think only of what your monthly payments will be?Either way, as you take a look at what you can afford, you have to take into consideration all of the extra costs involved in buying/owning a car. Certainly today fuel costs are a major consideration. And there is always going to be your insurance premium, maintenance costs (used cars will be higher), etc.Once you begin your car shopping, if you only have a ballpark idea of what you can afford… and only a ballpark idea of how much you drive and what your gas expense will be, and if you haven’t nai
While we all like to think we won’t be conned when buying a used car, thousands of people are every single year. The majority of these people have bought their used car from one of the popular free ads papers and have known very little - if anything - about what to look for in a quality car. If you fall into this category, then simply follow the top seven car buying tips outlined below.First of all, look out for signs that the car may have been involved in a serious accident. Points to watch out for include slight gaps between the body panels and car doors that drop or that fit badly on their hinges.Always give the gearbox and clutch a through test. To do this, make sure that you have the engine running then press down on the clutch. If there is any change in the sound of the engine then this could indicate the bearings are worn.The gearstick should move smoothly without any “crunching” sound.Make sure the brakes are in top order by breaking as firmly as you can without the car s
When the negotiations are done, most consumers relax when buying a car. The hard work is done. The hard sell is over. It's time to celebrate a victorious purchase of a new or used vehicle. Most consumers don't realize that the true hard sell is just about to start. In a perfect world, a finance manager, business manager, or whatever title is given to the person in the back that prepares paperwork will be just that: the person that prepares paperwork. In the real world, the finance manager is probably one of the best and most persistent salespersons the consumer will ever meet. They aren't necessarily bad people. Most are exceedingly friendly and professional, dressed to impress and possessing an easy way that puts people at ease. To a car dealership, the finance manager is the last and best chance the dealer has to make money on a vehicle sale. There are dozens of methods that the finance manager can make money from you. The good part is that not all of the ways are bad and not all
There are a few things you should service during hot summer months. Of course have your oil changed every 3000 miles, but every other oil change, rotate your tires. This will keep the tread wearing even and avoid tires on the front wearing quicker than the back. Check the tread by turning a penny with Lincoln head down and placing upright inside tread. The head should be covered to some degree. If you can see the entire head of Lincoln, it is time for new tires.
Oh me, I said the L word! Why is everyone so scared of a lease. Ask anyone who has money and they will tell you to lease anything that depreciates (ie Car) and buy those things that appreciate (ie house). The reason behind this makes sense. If you ever pay a car off before you are through paying for it, you will most likely owe more than it is worth and if you do keep it long term and pay it off, what do you have? An old car that is worth very little! On the other hand, if you lease your vehicle you will have a lower payment and can trade more often without having so much negative equity. Most people are scared because of the mileage limitation, but you can build miles in up front. Now, if you drive 50,000 miles a year, NO, a lease is not for you. If you drive 15,000 miles a year, I would not consider anything other than leasing. Check into GM's Smart Buy option where your name is on the title and you do not have to carry higher insurance coverages. You also have options at the end of
Purchasing a car can be an exciting experience for anyone. It doesn't matter if the vehicle you are purchasing is a car, truck, SUV, band, or even motorcycle, the thrill of purchasing an automobile gives the buyer a feeling of being free. However, that feeling of being free can fade almost as soon as it comes if you are tied to automobile financing that isn't the best option for your situation.
Buying a car is a large responsibility and an even larger commitment that you will want to walk in to being fully prepared for. Utilize online websites and Consumer Reports to make sure that you are buying a vehicle that you can depend on and will meet your needs for years to come.
Is your car old, and you are ready to update it? If you are ready to make a change, how do you know which car is right for you? Here are a couple of things you should look for when searching for that “dream car” of yours:
1. Safety: safety comes first! ...
