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By nmg12345 0 comments
Five ways to get as much as possible at trade-in time: If you only plan to keep your car a few years, then it's in your best interest to keep its resale value as high as possible -- after all, that's more money to put down on your next new car. ... more »
By KillerKuztomz 0 comments
IF you are trying to sell a old run down car. Here are a few tricks that car lots use to sell that junker... more »
By ishan 0 comments
A Travel Plan (also known as Green Commuter Plan or Travel to Work) is a package of practical measures, tailored for any given business, which ease the problems and costs, and reduce the environmental impact of travel. A plan will include a range ... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
Even the most knowledgeable used car salesman will give you more money for a trade-in if you take the time to clean your car beforehand. By having your car detailed inside and out, you show the car dealer that you're serious about getting a good ... more »
By Cougar1002 0 comments
Being good friends with a former general manager of a car dealership, I've learned a lot of both myths and facts about negotiating with car salesmen. These tips have saved my husband and I quite a bit of money over time, and I hope they will ... more »
By Lorin Neikirk 0 comments
When buying a new or used car, the cost can range by a substantial degree if you remember some tips and follow some negotiating tips... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
Unfortunately, many car dealers still use trade-in scams to maximize their profits on each deal. By being aware of the more common of these scams, you can save yourself thousands of dollars, or help yourself simply avoid unscrupulous car dealers ... more »
By clark711 1 comments
Right now, with the rising price of gas, it can be very difficult to sell a big gas guzzler. Using some of these may be the key to selling your thirsty vehicle, and getting something much more economical... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
While most financial experts will tell you to wait until your old car is paid off completely before you trade it in, you can still get a good deal on a new car without having to pay excessive penalties. Just ensure that you avoid common dealer ... more »
By Carol Tilley-Williams 0 comments
Finding the resale value of a car is relatively easy once you know where to start. There are a few ways to research the value. If you are considering selling your car you will want to know a close estimate of its worth. If you are considering ... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
Some new car dealers will "play with the numbers" when you are trying to trade in an old car on a new one. For instance, they may lower the price on the new car, but at the same time, give you less for your trade-in. You can keep these ... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 2 comments
Don't try to take anyone for a ride, but don't just dump the car to get rid of it, either... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
Carpoint.com is Microsoft's online resource where you can get price quotes for new and used automobiles, read reviews on current production models and even sell your own car. You can use Carpoint.com to link with the Kelley Blue Book website to ... more »
By Carol Tilley-Williams 0 comments
In between the excitement of deciding to purchase a new car and actually getting it lies the daunting task of making the deal. Taking the time to prepare for the purchasing process can save you a lot of time and money. Read on to learn more... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
In order to evaluate a car trade-in allowance offer properly, you must first arm yourself with the right information. By using the Kelley Blue Book, and knowing both the wholesale and retail value of your used car in advance, you will be able to ... more »
By vermillion815 0 comments
The value of a car is in the eye of the beholder. What your car is worth is based on a number of criteria that is involved from mileage, accident history, interior, exterior, and ownership status... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 1 comments
You can't sell a leased car, since you don't hold the title to it. If you need to end a lease, you can transfer it to another person and avoid paying the termination penalty or remaining payments... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
While most experts on the car market will advise selling a used car privately before trading it in to a dealer, you can still take advantage of incentives and rebates that may tip the scales in the other direction. Arm yourself with the Kelley ... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
Maximizing a car's trade-in value means more than giving it a decent wash. Focusing on details such as maintenance records, minor mechanical and cosmetic repairs and door dings and scratches may increase your car's trade-in value by hundreds, or ... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
Depending upon the conditions of your original automobile lease, it may be easier to switch to a newer vehicle than you think. Modern car leases often have fees or clauses that allow you to trade the car in for another vehicle for a nominal fee. ... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
When you trade your old car for a new one, the dealer will attempt to make additional profit by offering you the wholesale value, not the actual market value. By knowing how much room you have to work with, and by ensuring that both you and the ... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
Hybrid vehicles have been on the market for several years now, which means you'll start to see more used hybrids on your local car lot. When you decide to trade in your hybrid vehicle, it's worth it to take some time to prepare... more »