How Do You Buy Used Car Without Getting Ripped Off?
With recent economy being more unpredictable that ever many people will take a closer look at used car market. Nobody (well, almost) wants to spend their hard earned money on something that is going to depreciate 20-30% after only one year, not exactly the best investment. Buying a used car can be quite a challenge. Here are the steps to take in order to avoid being ripped off. Step 1 Be prepared to do your own in depth research about make, model, year, gas mileage, recalls and common problems of the vehicle that you thinking of buying. There are many resources that are available on the internet. Just type in “2010 Toyota Prius, review” (for example) and start clicking on the links. Step 2 If you going to rely on car salesperson to help you with selecting your new used car – GET READY to be screwed. Regrettably car industry has been training car sales people not to “help” but to sell-sell-sell and sell for as much as they can get away with. You need to have power of knowledge in order
