Showing posts with label Biggest Car-Buying Ripoffs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Biggest Car-Buying Ripoffs. Show all posts

Relying on a salesperson to choose the best car for you, instead of doing your own homework, is possibly the worst kind of car-buying rip-off and there's no-one to blame but yourself.

While a good salesperson can help you select from what's available at her dealership, you can't expect her to tell you that a competing product is superior or more suited to you. That's not her job.

It's up to you to honestly assess your needs, read the reviews and test drive a few cars to make your selection. If you've done all that and still end up with a dud, then maybe you can blame a salesperson if it makes you feel better.ee credit report ads on TV do make one good point. No, not that you should sign up for their services but that you actually should understand your credit.

That way, when you go car shopping, no-one can tell you your credit's not good enough to get the best possible auto financing. Unless, of course, it isn't. If you really do have bad credit, well, that's all the more reason to be careful.

The best approach is to shop for credit before you shop for a car. Having pre-arranged financing puts you in the best possible bargaining position.