Tips for buying a new car : r/carbuying - Reddit
2020年6月24日 · Tips for buying a new car: Set a budget that you can afford, and then stick to it! Do you research and figure out exactly what you want in terms of make/model and features.(Youtube, Reddit, blogs, car sites etc. all have great info). Know what you want, but don't be married to a specific car model in case a better deal comes along.
Ultimate New Car Buying Guide (Part 1 of 2) : r/personalfinance
2018年6月26日 · Introduction: Ultimate New Vehicle Buying Guide. Personally, I love negotiating for a new car at a dealership - there's very few places where you still get to go head to head in negotiating. I've helped a ton of other people negotiate for new cars and I've read hundreds (more likely thousands) of posts about mistakes people realized they made.
When, if ever, does it make financial sense to buy a new car?
2023年12月10日 · You are just plain wrong. Buying a new car with 0% down means you will automatically be 5-8% down in depreciation. 5 year is closer to 25%. That’s money you never ever get back. So let’s say a new Toyota Corolla all in for $28k. 15% is $4200. Used one 2017 100l miles $15k. Finance all of it at 6% for 60 months and it’s $2300.
So buying a new car was easy after all? : r/askcarsales - Reddit
2023年11月25日 · Sales guy took us out, gave us the keys, and still spent about twenty minutes showing us every damn feature of the car even though all we wanted to do was get out of there and eat tacos and drink some margaritas. This was my first new car buying process in a decade. I was expecting COVID-era drama or something.
Is the Costco Automobile purchasing program worth using?
I ended up paying MSRP at the peak of car buying, only to find a dealer that would price 4% below dealer invoice on a custom order (dealer invoice was already $1500-$2000 below sticker). When my parents were shopping for a Ford expedition in 2023, I referred them to that dealer who was willing to sell them the car for 3% below dealer invoice.
Buying new car - share your experience : r/carbuying - Reddit
2022年1月17日 · It looks like I'd be looking for a new car soon. Can you share your experience of buying a new car in late 2021 or early 2022? What car make and model were you shopping for General geographic area MSRP, dealer's asking price, and the final price Any other comments you want to share about your car shopping and buying experience
Should I buy a used car or new car? : r/askcarguys - Reddit
It's a trade off - if you buy new with warranty you can get 3-7 years of knowing that anything that goes wrong should be sorted out, BUT the car you buy new or nearly new will depreciate a LOT in those first years of ownership, so you can buy a 3-10 year old car that is a much "better" car BUT you take on the risk that it will need repairs that ...
My Experience Buying a New Car in 2022 - Techniques & Money
2022年5月23日 · My Experience Buying a New Car in 2022 - Techniques & Money Saving Tips Was in the market for a new car and prior to heading to the dealership, I searched for some advice on what the 'new-car buying experience' was like these days with all the shortages & general market craziness (e.g., gas prices, inflation, etc.).
Ultimate New Car Buying Guide (Part 2 of 2) : r/personalfinance
2018年6月26日 · Introduction: Ultimate New Vehicle Buying Guide. This is the second and final part of the New Vehicle Buying Guide. The guide is broken down as follows: Post #1: Prior to Purchase Day. Chapter I: Understand your Financial Health Chapter II: Calculate your Vehicle Budget Chapter III: Research and Narrow Down Vehicle Options
Deciding between buying a new or used car. What are your
That 7600 car is maybe 3K normally. After prices normalize again in 2 years, that car will be worth 2K. A new car purchased at MSRP will stay the new car at MSRP. That used car will depreciate much faster than a 5% APR on a new car. Taking a loan on a used car would be the ultimate loss in the current market.