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Friday, September 20, 2024

Right now there are too many car buying deals to pass up, and if a trip to the car dealership is in your near future, here are some test drive tips to make sure you leave with the right car for you. Do Your Homework Don’t just show up at the lot to see what […]

When shopping for new cars this January, you’ll find many auto deals that can help save you money. Many automakers are working hard to push sales early in 2014. Savvy shoppers can get low- to no-interest financing, rebates and more. These deals won’t last long, so visit BuyingAdvice.Com to see what dealers near you have […]

If you are considering buying a new car this 2014, please take some time to read about these important facts: 1. Be sure you’re getting the right vehicle. This may seem obvious, but you could wind up unhappy if you haven’t carefully considered how many people and how much “stuff” you need to carry. 2. […]

Henry Ford famously said that if he had asked his original customers what they wanted, they would have requested a faster horse. A seven-year study used mystery shopping to rank by brand how effectively dealerships handle customers and turn car shoppers into buyers. Smart salespeople build rapport and ask customers questions to understand their individual […]

What were the biggest sales failures of 2013? After compiling sales data for 2013 for every automaker, experts have set parameters to ensure the list of the top worst-selling vehicles includes legitimately bad-selling vehicles and not just canceled models and the toys of the super-rich. These parameters are as follows: Starting price below $100,000. The […]

Car buying can be very complicated, and for many shoppers it is unpleasant. New cars come with assured depreciation, except in very rare of situations. On top of that, loans on cars are structured so that you pay mostly interest at the beginning (the bank gets their money first). Naturally it’s intimidating, but you can […]