Buying a car is not usually an experience people look forward to. Why? Because unless you're "the Donald," very few of us enjoy the haggling that typically happens at the dealership. Even if you go armed with information, you feel like you may or may not have received a great deal when all is said and done.
That's where we come in! We've got a few insider secrets that are sure to help you stress less and save more when you get to the dealership.
It’s no secret! Hurricane Harvey did a number on vehicles here in Southeast Texas. Alongside sheetrock and piles of building materials, tagged and abandoned cars have become a common sight on roads and highways.
Whether buying your first car or another vehicle for the family, used cars are a great option. Last month, we shared a blog titled, 5 Easy Steps: Buying A Used Car The Smart Way. Here's a quick recap:
Whether this is your first car purchase, or you’re getting another car for the family, buying a used vehicle makes a lot of sense. While the prices are usually lower than new vehicles, buying a used vehicle can be tricky if you’re not prepared. There are 10 important steps to consider when purchasing a used car. In this article, we will review the first five steps in detail. Let’s take a look:
It’s so close you can taste it; you’re almost at the end of your auto buying journey! Just one more step – negotiating the price at the dealership.