How to buy a car and not get ripped off
We all know what it is like to buy a new car, or rather a second hand car, that is new to us, and the minute
you get home the car does not start properly or sound normal. Or even worse, you get your new car home and
the wheel falls off, or something ridiculous like that. Many people around the world want to know how to buy
a car without getting ripped off. It is not an easy thing to do, as many used car salesmen are slimy snakes,
and they want nothing but your money and will tell you anything to get it. So below you will find a few things
that you need to know in order not to get ripped of by a car salesman.
Number one is that you must consider all car salesmen and car saleswoman thieves; they are there for one
reason and one reason only, to get your money and sell a car, in order to make money for them to live. It
is as simple as that, they are there to work, and they do not care about who they rip off in the process.
So do not ask questions about the car, because they will only tell you what you want to hear. Even if the car
is stuck together with sticky tape they will tell you it is the most stable car and the safest car you can buy
for your family, you can even show them photos of your kids and they will try sell you an un-roadworthy car,
just to make a sale.
So the first thing you want to do, is call up your mechanic friend, and if you do not have a mechanic friend,
hire a mechanic to go with you to look at the car, but be sure that the mechanic you have hired is not in any
way associated with the car dealer in any way, in fact you should really look deep into his or her background,
because he or she might be associated with the salesman or saleswoman in some way.
The second thing you want to consider is how you will be paying for the car, and if you did not consider that
yet, make sure you do not get a loan from the car deal directly, as they will at as the middle man, and they
will be making a commission from the loan, and you will end up paying more, so go directly to the bank yourself.
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