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I really really hope that you take an EXPERIENCED car buyer with you, so you don't get taken. The thought of a new car is exciting, and most people get caught up in it and lose control. If you are buying a BRAND NEW car, I'd recommend [ www.autobytell.com ] You enter all your info, and the dealers bid for your business. You should get pre-approval from you bank or credit union. If you don't belong to a credit union, JOIN ONE. Also, take into account many car makers offer very good rates on new cars. So it might be better for you to get the loan through the dealer. Take your time. There is no *deal* that ends at midnight. Again, make sure you have an experienced car buyer with you! GOOD LUCK!!!!
Todd (no reaction time)
246 ground pounding horsies
264 earth shattering pound feetsies '91 TT 33,688 miles (Damn Daily Driver broke, miles are piling up)
'89 Mazda 323 GTX
'67 Galaxie 500 Daily Driver, with $700 in brake mods, no compression on cyls 5 & 6. The "For when I get a bigger garage" list: '70 240Z - it started it all
'79 RX-7 - best follow up car
'71 Honda S600 - they are so damn cute
'66 GT350H - Rental cars are so cheap!
'69 Boss 302 - Why not?
'86 SVO - best handling Mustang ever
'90 Q45 - M5s and E55s cost a bit much
'95 RX-7 - but only in Silver
'91 TTZ - word - PURCHASED |
