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A fork in the road

Financial Times | 95 days 15 minutes ago

When the time comes to write the history of how the global car industry survived its worst year in recent memory - and recovered in the years that...

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    JiliannE

    12/17/09 | Report as spam

    RE: A fork in the road

    Going to a dealership to buy a car can be intimidating. They want it that way ? because dealerships want to make the best possible deal for them, and not for you. This isn't to say they're dishonest (well, they might be) but you have to come prepared to make a good car deal. For instance, make sure you know exactly what makes and models you want, the price range you have to work with, and exactly what extras you want. If you're going to get a new car in 4 years, you don't need a 20 year warranty. You don't want to need payday loans to make a payment on more car stuff than you needed or wanted.

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