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Dealing on a low priced used
Salvage title means Brought back from being totaled
Junk is just that
Why was it salvage
AS IS describes current condition
used leasing isn’t good
Inexpensive (cheap) used vehicles are different
Priorities have a number
Clear title is always number one
A check list
Low dollars are low value
Banks always play a part
Used vs new buying, how are they a different?
There are many things you should consider
Deciding what is a little less perfect
Resale consideration is much the same
You need wholesale and retail prices
Use all the pricing guides
For exact options you can’t be too picky
Special reports will help
List of key considerations
What Dealer is a consideration
What are your Basic needs
Check for flood signs
More due diligence
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
Things not to do
CPO promises
Florida AG is on the lease question
Email that tells the real story
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 not to do
Leasing adds six to the list
The Lemon law, state and federal tips
All states have a lemon law
All states are different
Arbitration could be available
Federal lemon law Magnuson-Moss
FTC new or used
Effort equals results
The main concepts
The Magnuson-Moss Act
Assertive, never aggressive
Buy gas and donate to climate research
Leasing isn’t a scam
You can negotiate by payment if you follow the rules
Buy Electric, yes or no?
Making a choice about vehicles
Number of trades won’t matter
Get the hot seller when you can
Chip story isn’t a big factor
Green new deal crazy
Reviews and reports on electric
Mild hybrid
Hybrid
Plug in hybrid
Total electric
The resale facts
Cost of ownership
Convenience has value
Price , distance, time, safety
Protecting your credit plus a bonus: Questions to start your purchase
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
What are the questions you need to research?
Budget
Unit with MSRP
Trade prep
Minus equity
New or used , lease or buy
Where
When
When you purchase can make a big difference in cost
Reviews point you in the right direction, usually
Resale value should change the point totals
Trucks, cars, Motorcycles, etc. Resale changes the equation
When can make you a winner
Day, week, month, time of day, all matter
The Weather can change timing
Holidays
Last day or the 32nd
Afternoon
Hot just like cold
Current, left over, late model used
When not to buy
Leasing times are similar
Always a good test drive
Comfort is predicable
Elbow grease when you are testing
Corvette wins on dollars
Resale is always part of the deal
A seemingly good deal might be the opposite
Considered the least
Around the clock
Can you predict it?
What determines the value?
How to protect it
There are many factors
Brand can be big
Think it through first
Extended warranties and more
Buy you lease or turn it in?
This year it is yes
Assuming good condition
Motor home safety
Buckle up
Tires are a concern
Practice
Fix it or trade it
Condition and care tell the story
Fixing is always cheaper
Extended warranties are a question
Keeping it? Yes
Always from the maker
With a warranty fix or trade is never a question
Confirming the lease advantage
Electric vehicles mean different taxes not zero taxes
A crazy 2500%
Hurting the people to help the planet
Get quotes
Trade shopping
Beacon score
Calling Banks
Insurance cost?
Consider add-0ns
The considerations when you're picking a dealer
Due diligence is paramount
Leasing means more Choices
More vehicles in 10 years
Keep it, trade it or walk away
No repair.
Mileage is a plan, either way
Tax?
Lease trade due diligence
Easy shopping with sign and drive
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