Car Buying Checklist
The recent major drop in the car industry had forced many people to steer away from buying new cars and also has prompted some of the best discounts ever from the dealerships. You need to do some online research before hitting the dealership and it could save you money and headaches.
Websites like Autoweb.com, Edmund's Automobile Buyers Guide, Autolink, Autopedia, Kelley Blue Book and CarPrice.com are just some of the sites that are currently giving up to date pricing information on new cars.
You should however make note of the dates when each rebate is set to expire so that you can take advantage of these special offers.
When you are looking for the best prices, you want to visit several different Web sites when researching pricing information for the obvious reasons.
Everything from sticker price to customer rebate information may vary from site to site. It's wise to cover all the bases. Whenever you are in doubt, contact an auto manufacturer directly.
Of course, eventually you will move on from looking at prices to actually buying a car.
Like I said in the above section, you are going to want to try to avoid some of the complications of buying a car before you do it.
Below, you will find a checklist that you should go through to try to ensure that you give yourself a good chance at avoiding a lemon in the first place.
posted by Nadim @ 6:34 AM
