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Find your New Car Online
You have done all your preliminary
homework. You know what type of car you need, you
have a copy of your credit report. If you are smart
you already have a loan approved through an online
lender in the budget that you can afford. Now it
is time to find the right Car Dealer to get
your deal.
Make a list of the makes and models
you are interested in and immediately go to Kelley
Blue Book or Edmunds
new car sections and print out the invoice
price on each vehicle. Make sure your printout has
all the available options and the invoice price
on each. Check for car
rebates and any other specials
that may be available. The best place to find what
current car rebates or financing specials are available
is right on the manufacturers web site.
Start Your Search
It is so easy to contact car dealers
online and get new car price quotes without leaving your
house. There are many online services now that contact
the car dealers directly with your request and the dealer
than contacts you. We recommend that you use as
many of these services as possible because different
services have different car dealers in their network
and you want to hear from as many dealers as possible.
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Here are three excellent places
to start your new car search.
AutoNetUSA.com
Cars.com
Yahoo
Autos
We
advise you to use all three and get as many responses
from car dealers as possible. Most dealers have the
car you want but with different option packages,
which will affect the new car price quotes you receive.
Make sure you get detailed information about the
exact options on each car.
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Qualify Dealers and hit the street.
After filling out and sending
price quote request forms, you should start to receive responses from Car Dealers
regarding your requests. This is where information gathering begins, and you
must determine how far you are willing to travel to buy, and also compare prices
quoted by dealers with online services such as kelly blue book.You may find
several vehicles that you like, so keep track of your prices, contact the
dealers about availability, and go test drive them.
Write down the salespersons
name that you deal with so if you go to the dealer
you know who you are dealing with and they will
already have your information on file. If you just
show up you will probably end up with a floor salesperson
and will have to start from scratch. Bring any emails
you received as well as your invoice copies from
Kelley Blue Book.
Just
the facts!
When talking with the car dealer on the phone or via
email, there is no need to get into personal details.
They don't need to know you have your loan already
or that you know your credit score. Just gather
your info until you are ready to go in and negotiate.
Tell them you are a serious buyer and a qualified
buyer. Never give personal info over the phone or
email.
Be prepared to travel! If a local car
dealer refuses to give you a price unless you
come in, or won't answer your email questions, do business elsewhere.
You may live in an area where the
Dealers refuse to work with you on price, and you must use the Internet to get a
better deal down the road. You
will find that there are many Internet Sales Professionals online that are more
than willing to give you the info you need, so be patient. Using e-mail and the telephone
should enable you to work with numerous car dealers and put together your deal
before leaving home. Take down names and numbers.
Visit all the
car dealers on your list and do not be pressured into buying anything unless you are
100% certain it is a good deal and it's what you want. Use common sense and do not let your emotions get the best of
you. This is one of the main reasons
many people end up buying a type of vehicle they regret several months later. If
a salesperson tells you it won't be here tomorrow, don't worry, if it is gone,
buy something else, but do it under your time frame. When shopping online, in
many cases you can narrow it down one car dealer, and only make one trip to purchase
the vehicle.
Important:
Bring your notes (invoice prices,
blue book values, current interest rates, your credit report etc..) with you
when you go to the car dealer. Bring a pen and notepad with you and write down
notes, prices, stock numbers etc.. This sends a direct message to the sales rep
that you are prepared to do business and have done your homework. A real
Internet Sales pro will appreciate this because it will help the sale move
faster. Keep in mind that although the dealer may make less profit on an
Internet sale, he more than makes up for it on the time saved and sales
volume.
Here are three excellent places
to start your new car search.
Yahoo
Autos
Cars.com
AutoNetUSA.com
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