Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Purchase a used car

Ways you can decide which car to look for

The first things you should do when buying a used car is decide whether you need a general car or if you need a specific car. Sometimes people look for cars that just run while others seek out cars with specific features. People sometimes need a car to pull a trailer while others need it to seat seven. When you choose on this then you will better know what to look for and where to check.

Speak with a banker about financing the car

Before you go searching for your car, talk to whoever is going to finance it. While there, don't actually try to get the loan. You will just be getting a quote for the loan at this time. A lot of the car dealers that offer you in house financing will give you a high rate of interest. If you go to a bank and have good credit, the bank will give you a loan for a much better interest rate. Saving cash is what this will do. Also, this gives you a better idea of what you can afford.

Pick the auto you want

The next thing to do is find your car. You can find the car by looking at Craigslist, going to a used car shop, or maybe by looking in the classified ads. After having found the car and making an appointment to see it, learn as much as you can about the car. You have to know the listing price and worth of the car. Knowing the car really well can help you bargain.

Call around repair shops after learning what to fix

Confirm what needs repairing in the car. You might want to bring a friend with you that can estimate how much the repairs will cost. In the event you can't do that then call your local car repair shops in town to determine how much it would cost. To really get a good deal you would take the highest estimates that are given to you. When you’re bargaining, bring this cost up. This will help you bargain for a cheaper price. If you can convince the person of the car's worth prior to deciding to fix it up and then subtract all the costs for repairs you will be getting a good deal. You need to lowball in the beginning. Following this advice you can get a great deal.



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