Used Car Buying Guide (page 2)
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Never buy a car in a hurry, always check out more dealers in order to get the best deal. Finding a car with a fair price is a good idea. You could negotiate for 25% below asking price. This can be done if you examine the car minutely and point out defects like paint, worn out carpets or chipped glass. Choose a car with cheaper parts and economical fuel consumption, which will give you long term benefits.
Car auctions give the best deals as these cars are on sale because the government, police or other agencies have sold it. You will be bidding for the car with car dealers so you can be assured of getting the best price for your vehicle. These cars can also be bought online.
A good alternative is buying a car online. You not only get excellent deals, but are saved from paying undue processing fees. The best thing is that you control the price and you need not pay excessive amounts to the salesperson or dealer. Shop for the best car loans available. This will help you to know all your loan options and perhaps get a better deal on your loan from the dealer himself.
Try to get insurance for the car in the deal that you strike with your dealer. Finally before you sign on the dotted line, as with any other transaction, ask questions and read the fine print on your contract carefully.
Go ahead and enjoy your trendy, well priced car! You deserve it!