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CAR FU: Myths of Car Buying and Bigfootby Peter W. Robinson Send Feedback to Peter W. Robinson Car buying tipsMore Details about Car buying tips here.
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Autoresponders! Have you been studying up at the websites? Edmunds.com, Kelly Blue Book, etc.? Is it helping you prepare, or is it WAY too much information for anyone to absorb? Let's simplify this a little bit. Here are some common myths, or "advice" from apparently well-meaning buyer guides that are...well...stupid!
Um...NO. Why would you do that? Besides the fact that lying or misdirecting is an unnatural and uncomfortable process for most people, besides all the time it will cost you--HOURS--as they now have to appraise your trade and put an accurate value on it (while fantasizing about stabbing you in the chest), it has skewed your financing deal because your interest rate quote was based on a certain LTV(loan to value) that has now changed. If you did not work a financing deal, and decided only on a purchase price, you have locked that price in and left only one more negotiable item. It is much easier to try to work the edges of a negotiation when you have another variable. Your trade-in will not suddenly gain (or lose) value. EVER. It is worth what it can be sold for at that moment, never more. Depending on several subtle factors, or the skill(or lack thereof) of the appraiser, one can gain a small monetary advantage or concession on occasion. But when dealers move money from one car to the other, it is because that is what you are telling them you want to see. "Give me more for my trade!" Okay, here you go. "Hey, what happened to that other price?" If you know where the numbers should fall on both vehicles, you will at least be able to squeeze from both sides. Just like they will be doing!
Huh? How will you beat the dealer? If they sell you a car, they have been successful. That is what they do. If the deal is not advantageous to them, they will not sell you a car. When you enter into any event in your life with the idea that someone else has to lose in order for you to be successful, that event is taking too much from your life-force and should be put on hold.
Peter W. Robinson is the founder of Movinmetal, Inc. and the author of the CAR FU: Self-Defense for Car Buyers system. Learn more at http://www.car-fu.com
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