Pros and Cons of Run Flat Tyres

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Pros and Cons of Run Flat Tyres
Americans like to buy cars, and quite often, they want to walk into a dealership and after 30 minutes be driving out with their brand new car. This is not necessarily a good thing to do, because a car purchase is usually the second largest purchase you are going to make in your life. Think about all of the things you go through before buying a new house, but never even consider when buying a car.

You have a lot of help when buying a home, such as a broker to find a house that is best for you. You can even have an attorney to make sure the contract is done up right, along with the title company which won't let you pay for the home without a clear title. There is not a single person to help you when you go in to buy a new car. If you want to, you can go into a car dealership, and in one afternoon have everything taken care of, from start to finish. You can do it this way, but you will end up spending way more than you should.

One tip that you should do for sure is to make one trip to the dealership with no intention of buying your car that day. Promise yourself that you will only look and test drive the vehicles, and then go home to do some research. Look on the Internet for the dealers costs, safety ratings, option prices, and whether there are any manufacturer to dealer incentives that weren't mentioned. Know before you ever enter the dealership, how much you can afford to spend, and don't get talked into a more expensive car under any circumstances. You are the one who could lose the car, and have it repossessed when you can't make the payments.

Any time a calculation is made by the finance manager, make him show you the calculations. Dealerships can make extra money, very easily, in the monthly payments, by adding in only a couple of dollars a month that you will never know about. An example of this is when you tell a salesman you can afford a $500 payment each month, and he finds a deal for $460 but tells you $480. You probably will think that is great news, but the dealership can make an extra $20 a month of your money. Keep them honest and don't let them take your money. Everything you learn about the car, make sure you write it down, even what the salesman is saying. This will keep everyone on the same page, and hopefully more honest.

You might as well make buying a car an enjoyable experience, so keep the upper hand, and remember it is your new car. If you don't like the way things are going, and don't trust the people you are dealing with, go somewhere else, because the decision is yours, not theirs.