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Buying a New Car: Part #2
Summary: A look at the financial considerations associated with the purchase of a new car. These include the payment of taxes, titles, and options; the negotiation process; the low hassle buying method versus the "No Haggle" approach; and the use of auto brokers.
The video we watched continued with describing how to protect yourself financially. When you pay, you need to include state and local taxes, as well as the vehicle titles, license plates, and options costs. Optional equipment may include power windows, power locks, CD player, and air conditioning. Negotiating, or discussing with someone to try to compromise over something, in this case, the price. When talking about the price, you need to tell the dealer that you want the overall price of the car before negotiating starts. The dealer has his tricks where he wants to get more of your money, and the buyer should not let him take extra cash out of his/her pocket.
When making the purchase, one method to go by is the "low hassle buying method." The low hassle method gets you a fair price with little to no negotiating done by the buyer...
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