Everyone has different experiences while shopping for a car. Some end successfully while others walk away empty handed. I was recently in the market for a new car and decided to do some research of my own. I wanted to focus on the buying/selling experience from the perspectives of both a car salesman and a car buyer. The accounts of … Continue reading
Learning to drive can really be a stressful time in a young person’s life. Not only are you considering making a very substantial purchase (your new car) but also you’re going to incur additional monthly costs of maintenance, insurance and gas. To top it all off, you don’t want to start your driving life with an accident that can set … Continue reading
It is without question that many professional relationships we engage with begin well but end poorly. The same is true with automobiles, namely with auto warranty. However, this doesn’t need to be the case if care is taken in identifying the absolute perfect situation for you and your personal specifications. You need to locate the perfect extended warranty—and by doing … Continue reading
When you’re looking to purchase a car it can be sometimes difficult to figure out what price to settle for. In fact, if it’s your first time buying a new car it can be really daunting to know what to offer the new car dealer. If you offer the wrong amount, you can not get taken seriously, or even worse … Continue reading
There are a ton of new car buying tips out there but as with all things, some are better than others. Most of the car buying tips you’ll find are about finding the best price possible, but really that’s just scratching the surface. After all, you want the best accessories, additions and insurance that you can find. You can find … Continue reading
If you’ve dealt with a car dealership, then you know about how many fees there are when buying a car. Sometimes, there are so many fees that it can be confusing to know which ones are really legit. One such fee is the dealer prep fee. The dealer prep fee is a scam… plain and simple. Here’s why: