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I recently came across a good post posted earlier today, by cheapusedcars, and entitled Cheap Used Cars » Archive du blog » How to Find Cheap Used Cars in … that I suggest everyone reads. Here are some little excerpts to whet your appetites!
Sometimes these auctions are advertised on local newspapers and magazines. If you keep your eyes open, you may just come across these sources of cheap used cars in WV. Calling government agencies and financial institutions might help too. If you able to get hold of the right person with the right information, you will have access to information like when and where the sales or auctions are held and whether there a preview period for vehicle inspection especially for auctions.
Now, reading this article started me off thinking so I googled for more posts on the subject and found some more gems! i.e. Tips for Buying Used Cars in India | Check, Odometer, Drive, There … by danpite, posted yesterday, on Knowledge – Transfers:
In fact you have to take care of a lot more things than you do when getting yourself a brand new car. So be prepared before you start the car buying process. Try to get as much information as you can from reviews, from your near ones and compare options. Settling on a Model Think about your needs, your budget and your driving habits. Study about different car models, prices and its technical specifications. Finally settle on a model which suits your lifestyle and image. It will help you to narrow your choice down, when you test drive a few different cars of the same model. You can easily compare their conditions and pick the correct one without any doubt.
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If the battery is not new, there is another chance of decreasing the price of the car by 2, 500. If the seller claims, there is an audio system in the car, check if its in working condition. Check on electrical components, lightings and dippers, cabin lights, hind lights and reverse lights and their workings. Check the AC by taking a round in the afternoon, check how it functions with a/c on / off climbing a slope. Read More … Courtesy : http://auto.webindia123.
Finally, another fantastic article on the subject came from Smiling Assassin on The RiotACT posted back in June and entitled Car dealers are just not the same anymore which is also certainly worth reading.
Have been having the most intersting experiences with car dealers in the last month. Gone are the shifty car salesman with cockney accents trying to sell you ridiculously overpriced used cars, that lucky for the buyer are only on sale the day they walk in the door. I have been ready to buy a car for the last month, but am finding it impossible to find a salesman that will sell me one. Gone are the days where you could negotiate with a salesman. You ask for a price, he gives it to you, you counter the offer, he says he can’t do that and that’s it. No more negotiation.