Found a MB E-430 2000 with only 100,000 miles. initial price is only $ 8900. The beautiful car, clean and drives like new. KBB trade in price is $ 10,000. What are some tips to carry $ 7,900 or even possible, given that it is so low? Someone told me I could write a check for $ 7900 and say that’s all what they can afford and that could work. Is this true?

I am particularly interested in the Nissan Maxima and Sentra or Honda Civic or Accord.

I’m trying to buy a used car and want to handle the haggling over the phone but could use some examples (and in particular to say, where to start, etc) and advice on common errors. Do not want to make costly mistakes or get taken. (This is my first time buying a car valued at more than $ 500 and I’m nervous, lol.) The car is February 1 Eclipse GT with 84K, and are asking $ 5950. What to say or ask? Thanks to all who take the time to answer my question!

I go to the dealership tomorrow to try and get some numbers. I’m thinking of buying it tomorrow, but I would get it next week. What are some areas I can focus on getting a better deal? I have a car that you want to dump on a trade in. realistic is a value of 1500. I have the feeling that they do not want to give me a lot for it. Do not want to share DaS huge, but it did not really want high monthly payments. If offered a lease for 36 months, was to get a better deal if the fight against proposing a month 48? Any tips, tricks, or things to consider (even a website) would be helpful. Thanks! I rent because I do not want a sports car three years old in three years. Besides, if I lease payments are several hundred dollars less than a month and added more than three years, is still lower than the depreciation of the vehicle.

I want to buy a new car – maybe a Lexus IS250 or Infinity GS35. When I visit a merchant, for example, the IS250 has MSRP of $ 32,000, with a lot of extra packagages, and then the dealer-markup of about $ 1,500 to $ 38,000 price. As for a place like CarDirect, the same car could have MSRP of $ 31,000 and sell for $ 32,000 to $ 33,000. My question is, in a meeting with the deal, well below what MSPR (or $ 38,000) is reasonable? What are the strategies to get at the dealer talking point (e. g show actual invoice, reports on consumer prices, AAA simple pricing plan, etc.) In case of Objective 1) below MSRP , 2) on MSRP, or 3) small premium.

I’m buying a used car before and I have no idea how to negotiate. I’ll call a friend Car-wise when I’m ready to make an offer to advise me in quantity, but do not know how to really present the offer to saleperson. Also any other advice on the purchase of a car used is appreciated.

$ 2,000? $ 3,000? $ 4,000? More? Note that it is paid in full. No funding of any kind. In addition, there will be a difference if you buy the lot or order to the factory?

The car I’m seeing is a Chevy Trailblazer 2005. The list price is $ 9,000. I have $ 2,000 to put down and I was pre-approved for $ 9,000 loan. I have a 2004 Grand Prix I’m in the trade with 130,000 miles. What will I be happy if I get what I owe ($ 3,300). How can I negotiate with them? Should I tell them it was pre-approved? Should I tell them how much you can put? Or better tell them how much I want to pay per month? Help, this is all new, I’ve never bought a car by myself before.

Ok, When you plan to buy a car and I just want to spend $ 10k on it. Say you are asking $ 11,499 for the car. What I would do as first offer? Is it possible to negotiate the car for $ 1500? I’m asking b / c I was reading a sceneario on the network where the person spoke a seller down $ 800 in an order of $ 12k, and the writer made it sound like the buyer has a very good deal. (When I go to buy the car I have $ 2k in cash and the rest will be covered with a loan pre-approved. In addition, four years ago I talked a vendor down $ 2k on a $ 18k SUV called.)

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looking to get a 2007 acura tl. should i take 10% off the asking price? what should i do