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Electric or gas?
Recalls and how they work
Electric resale poor
What are the different kinds?
Hybrid
Plug in Hybrid
Total electric
Low limits
Time to charge
If you run out of charge?
Will new taxes pay for roads
Crash safety?
We need the minerals
Finding a power source
In many places electric fuel costs as much as gas
The cost difference new is huge
Maintenance happens on all vehicles
Battery versus tuning, Wow
Who can fix them?
Resale is a guess but my bet is poor
Environmental questions
Over a 100,000 miles cost difference
You are ready, believe it
Electric station numbers are still small
Nothing on Youtube
Thorough check
Great negotiating requires great due diligence.
Know the Monroney or book
Avoid cash or shopping talk.
No matter what you offer, the dealer will try to bump you.
Don't acknowledge the price anchor.
Assertive, not aggressive
Always hold your lips together tightly and listen.
Don't take the other people's position or attitude personally
ACV versus allowance.
Either way works but one at a time works best
Due diligence is your ammunition.
The due diligence is the key
Apple should re-think their deal with Hyundai
There are no short cuts
Buying tips? Watch out
Know what you want
Used price calculation methods for used
Use the Monroney label for online comparison of new
The internet for today's deal but not buying
Get the facts and leave the rest.
Beacon scores
Bank rates and terms
Internet quotes or however possible
Assertive not aggressive
Shop dealer installed accessories before the deal
Chose a few dealers
Compare amenities
Advertising is an ethics measure
Go in armed with the facts
Buying a cheap used vehicle
Salvage title means totaled
Junk is Junk
You need to know the reasons for salvage
AS IS describes what it is
There are a few yes buts
Leasing should be new units only
used leasing isn’t good
Buying an inexpensive (cheap) used vehicle
Priorities vary by price
Clear title is always number one
A list of considerations
Low dollars is about condition
Banks always play a part
Used vehicle buying
There are many things you should consider
Used vs new buying, how are they a different?
Resale consideration is much the same
Deciding what is a little less perfect
Use all the pricing guides
You need wholesale and retail
Selection look and exact options can’t be too picky
Dealer considerations
Special reports will help
Basic needs
Looking it over
Check for flood signs
More due diligence
List of key considerations
Even more banks
They will call if you walk
OTD or CPI, always
Cash pressure on the non-dealer
Handling your trade?
CPO is a no go
Automotive ads and what they mean
Electric car pressure
Bad ads = bad experience
Bait and missing
Switching stories
Ridiculous trade values
No matter what you owe
Multiple rebates
Employee pricing, means what?
Disclosures
Plus everything
Radio, newspaper, magazines, TV, social media, other internet
FTC will help eventually
Not a single number matters
A dealer’s ads uncover their ethical character
Nothing else matters but OTD and CPI
One price philosophy
Electric news
The one price culture
Be careful of special deals
Why it is a possibility
Lower overhead and better averages
It’s not customer satisfaction
2+2 is not 5
One price does not mean good price
Ho Hum at best
F&I has more time
Don’t let your guard down
Negotiating is a happier customer
Usually a higher average profit
Don't let your guard down
The don’t do it list
The reverse of what to do
Test driving? No pricing
Out of time
Three choices as I see it
Sometimes what not to do is just as good
Take time for Due diligence
Avoiding mistakes
From basic to not so basic
A list of thirty five
Leasing adds six
Pre buying questions plus credit during Covid
What are the questions you need to research?
Budget
Unit with MSRP
Credit
You have more time
Protecting credit score
Score factors
What hurts credit
Too much buying power
End the extra credit
Communication is king
Ask all sources
Peter to Paul
Reset the budget
The electric vehicle push
Green new deal and vehicles
Reviews and reports on electric
The resale facts
Cost of ownership
Convenience has value
Not ready yet
All states have a lemon law
All states are different
The Attorney General has the forms
Arbitration could be available
Federal lemon law Magnuson-Moss
FTC new or used
Effort equals results
The main concepts
Assertive, never aggressive
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