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• 1. Don’t paint yourself into a corner. Selecting one vehicle and setting your heart on it can be dangerous. If a salesman senses that you have blinders on for one car, then he could take advantage of this strong preference during negotiations and overcharge you. Find a couple different make and models that you are interested in. Our price quotes are free and are available for every make and model on the market. Keep car pricing records of all the vehicles you request information on and go to the dealership with your options open.
• 2. Supply and demand is a huge factor in how a dealership prices a vehicle. Convertibles are more popular in the summer, so they’ll be more expensive then. If gas prices are high, demand for hybrids will increase. Dealers pay attention to the market trends with their vehicles and adjust their pricing accordingly. When researching your new car pay we suggest you consider these trends. When demand for specific cars is below supply, you have more control over the vehicle’s price. Dealers will accept almost any reasonable offer.
• 3. Compare interest rates. If your financing your car, its always a smart idea to get a price quote to compare with the dealerships offer. Dealers make huge profits financing a car to you, via something called financing reserve. This is when they ‘mark-up’ the wholesale interest rate that they receive from the bank, and then offer it to you. But, it’s important to understand, that even though the dealer is giving you a marked up interest rate, it still could be much better than what you could get on own, from your bank or credit union.
• 4. Our price quotes offer you prices from multiple dealers in the area. It gives you the opportunity to do some window shopping for competing car prices, before ever leaving the house. Compare prices from local dealers, see who is offering the best deals, and try to leverage a deal from one dealership against another to see if you can cause a bidding war to win your business. If you let the dealerships fight it out for you, you can save a lot of time and hassle, trying to negotiate for a lower price. The best aspect of this process, is that you can do this from your home instead of going into the dealership.
• 5. Knowing When to Buy. Every dealership in the USA and every salesperson has a monthly and quarterly goal for car units sold. As the period for these goals comes to an end, dealerships tend to lower prices to make their numbers. Keep these monthly and quarterly sales quotes in mind when negotiating your car deal. Request your price quotes research now, and as the end of month or quarter nears, you are prepared to go into the dealership, to get the best possible deal.