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1) New Car Dealer Invoice
If you're buying a new car, one of the things that you'll want to view is the dealer invoice, the price the dealer pays for the car and one of the most closely guarded pieces of paper in the auto industry. How? Gather round, while we show you where to find it.
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2) Car Leasing Secrets
Car leasing is certainly one of the most popular ways of owning a vehicle. According to some reports, more than thirty percent of all new cars are leased and even the percentage of leased used cars is rising steadily.
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3) Terms You Should Know
Two crucial dealer financial terms impact your ability to purchase the car you really want. What are these two terms and how do they transfer the wealth from your pocket to the dealer's bank account?
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4) The First Step
A credit report is a tool used by financial lenders to calculate the risk involved in loaning you money. Think of it as a character rating: An historical snapshot of your financial credibility, which is carefully analyzed and used to calculate a number called a credit score. Learn about this all-important first step.
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5) Taking Delivery
Whether you're buying a new car, leasing a car or buying a used car, you'll sign and/or present a number of papers to finalize the deal. Learn what to sign and in what order to sign the paperwork to finalize your deal properly.
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| Let's face it, the car salesman's job is to sell you a car...he isn't your friend, although he is
going to try and become friends with you in order to put you at ease. The first thing you need to
know is how you can tell when a car salesman is lying...when his lips are moving! Get the straight
talk right here from CarBuyingEdge.com. |
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