6. Don't go it alone7 of 11Ask someone to go with you, says Massachusetts-based consumer attorney Yvonne Rosmarin. Not only does it help to have an extra set of eyes and ears, but you can give your partner a role to play -- such as acting unimpressed, dubious or critical of the loan terms.<< Back to the '2009 Winter Auto Guide' table of contents Related Articles:10 ways to save on new carGreat deals on orphan models10 cheapest cars to ownTightwad's 10 tips to saveRelated Links:10 biggest gas guzzlersTop 10 fuel misersHow much should you put down?Monthly car payment calculatoradvertisement
Ask someone to go with you, says Massachusetts-based consumer attorney Yvonne Rosmarin. Not only does it help to have an extra set of eyes and ears, but you can give your partner a role to play -- such as acting unimpressed, dubious or critical of the loan terms.
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