Your check list for the car buying process

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Title: Your check list for the car buying process

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WELCOMETOUS Car Lots
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Your Check List for the Car Buying Process

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The very last thing you want to do is show up on
a car lot and tell the salesman you want to buy a
car without doing your leg work first.
Having your ducks in a row, as it were, not only
saves you time but a great deal of money and
aggravation as well.
A salesman is there to help, but the more
information you have going into a purchase the
better off you will be.
Utilizing an online site such as uscarlots.com
can assist with your pre-buying research and help
get you on the road for less money and in a
faster time.

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Consider Your Financing

Chances are you will be financing your next ride.
In order to make sound judgments on what you can
afford, start by applying for pre-financing
through the website.
Knowing what your financial situation is
beforehand allows you the comfort of looking at
cars you can afford with monthly payments in your
budget, and removes the stress of going back and
forth only to find the most convenient financing
deal.

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Pre-approval of a car loan allows you to solicit
offers from various banks and lending
institutions, making it possible to choose the
one that returns with the best deal.
Rates can fluctuate, as well as lending amounts,
so be sure to have this taken care of before
starting to look for a car.

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Trading In Your Old Car

Knowing what your trade-in is worth is also an
important step in the process, as its value
factors greatly in the monthly payments of your
new ride down the line.
You can start by looking at the Kelly Blue Book
values, but youll need to understand these are
national averages and suggestions based on a good
resale market.

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The next step in valuing your trade in is to
research what the local market is for your old
ride, and being honest as to its condition.
Of course you want the most for its trade in, but
a dealership is going to offer what it is
actually worth.
Getting a few different quotes from different
dealers will help you know beforehand what a fair
offer will be.

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Find the Right Dealership

Use the online resources available to you to
check the reliability and customer service
feedback on your selected dealerships.
Look for experience on average, the experience
of salesman related to the uscarlots.com website
is over ten years.

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These are people who know how to match a customer
with the right vehicle at the right price.
Take your time, and when youre ready, start
scheduling your test drives.