Wednesday, August 22, 2007

Ten Common Mistakes on Buying a Car

It is an exciting situation on buying a new car. But, the excitement if was not in the control of the buyer, it makes him/her to regret later on after buying. It can be much more expensive than it really should be. It is a complex process through which one can end up paying more hundreds or thousands of dollars or with a vehicle that won't make one happy with down the road. It's easy to fall in a number of pitfalls when buying a new car, which may be why doing a little research before one head to the auto dealers is always okay. Whether it may be for a pre-owned vehicle or something straight out of the company, it is essential to know exactly what one is getting and how that negotiation works.

One of the most common mistakes one make is not visiting enough auto dealers before final decision.

Let us see some car buying mistakes that many people make:

  1. Loving a new model before releasing.
  2. Not researching the value of your current car.
  3. Compromising on "deal" instead of the vehicle.
  4. Avoid thinking in terms of monthly payments instead of overall price.
  5. Ignoring your needs.
  6. Bad Reseach and no research.
  7. Picking the most conveniently located dealership.
  8. Going it alone when you can use a helping hand.
  9. Prematurely talking trade-in.
  10. Not having a used car checked by an independent mechanic.


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