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Buying your
first new car
By Bankrate.com
No more automotive hand-me-downs. No
more junkers. It's time to buy your first, brand-spanking-new car.
You've saved some cash, you've scoped
out the models and you're eager to buy. But do a little studying
first on how to get a good deal -- or that new-car smell could turn
sour.
Dealer's
choice in auto financing
When you let the dealer finance your car, he's the one holding all
the cards.
Rebate
or low-interest rate dilemma
Should you pocket a $1,000 rebate or snap up an ultra-low financing
rate for that shiny new car? It depends on more than the numbers.
10
rules for dealing with auto dealers
Negotiating
is essential in buying an auto, or you'll almost certainly pay more.
Here are 10 tips.
Financing
an auto: Key questions you need to ask
To ensure that you make the best auto purchase, you need to ask
questions and understand the answers.
How
to haggle down home and car prices
When you decide to buy a new home or car, how well you haggle about
the price with the seller could be the key factor in how much you
agree to pay.
-- Posted: March 16, 2001
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