How To Buy Your Next New Car Online And Get Best Possible Price

A friend just sent me a link to a presentation by a gentleman named Rob Gruhl at the Ignite Conference in Seattle a few years ago.http://consumerist.com/2009/12/buy-a-new-car-without-getting-ripped-off.html#commentsIt's quick, clear and concise and hits on some great points. Very well done.Selfishly, almost everything he is touches on are the consumer pain points that led to our creation of
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AutoBidsOnline.com New Car Buyer Survey

We need your help! Tell us about your recent new car buying activity at: www.autobidsonline.com/buyer_survey.html It is only 11 questions and will take just a few minutes. We'll also make it worth you while by giving away a $250 gift card in a random drawing of all completed surveys on November 11th.As always, I appreciate everyone's input!
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More Insight on the CARS Debacle

Here's a good video report from JJ's AutoFinanceNews.net: http://autofinancenews.net/video/video/show?id=2192375%3AVideo%3A20602|||amp;xgs=1
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Strong Wholesale Values Foretell Brighter Days Ahead

Ricky Beggs, managing editor of Black Book, just reported that all 10 used car segments have shown increased wholesale values for the second time in the last three weeks. And as a whole, cars have been up 6 weeks in a row and trucks have been up 8 in a row.What does this mean for new car buyer? Quite simply, your trade is worth more today than it was two months ago and you likely have additional
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The Single Best Way To Save Cash On A New Car: Stir the Competition

We all know competition breeds lower prices but how can you use the internet to get the most out of your next new car purchase?First you need to be aware of what is out there. Cars.com, AutoTrader, KBB, Edmunds, Manufacturer sites, Dealer sites - it can all be a little overwhelming.When it comes to getting a great deal, kick out the Manufacturer sites. They provide a great starting point but do
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Lease Your Way Out Of Debt

It amazes me how so-called educated and informed writers still cannot see the forest for the trees. I read yet another article in today's Dallas Morning News talking about how "many auto finance companies stopped offering (leasing)." While this is true, you can still lease almost every new vehicle on the market and most pre-owneds three years old or less. That's right. You can lease pre-owned
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The Best Time Ever?

Quick question: Is now the right time to buy a car?On this, 2009’s tax day, the national economy is a mess and most question the logic of making a major purchase.Yet now might very well be the best time ever to buy a new car – IF you can obtain financing.Most analysts are pointing to the fact there are fabulous deals in this buyer's market. So long as you know where to look and you have a
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The Best New Cars In 2009 And 2010

Some of the best new cars and trucks are listed below to give you an idea of what to look out for if you are considering buying a new car in 2009.These vehicles are either completely new, completely redesigned, or significantly changed to stand out in the current market. If you are seriously considering a new car, those listed here might well rank among your top choices.Acura2009 Acura RL2009
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How To Find The Best Car For You

Finding the right car can seem like quite a daunting process but it need not be. In reality, there are a few simple, quick, and easy steps to follow. Stick with them and you will end up with the best possible car for you and your money.Step 1: Decide what kind of car you need. Start by examining your needs rather than your wants. Think about how you are going to use your car:· How many people do
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Is This a Good Time To Buy a Car?

In the current economic climate, there is a lot of speculation about the logic of buying a new car. After all, the economy is considered to be so unstable it is doubtful whether there are any good deals out there. It’s also questionable whether anyone but the seriously wealthy can afford to sign off on a major purchase at this time.The interesting truth, however, is that we are not being entirely
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Navigating the Trade-In Process

When planning your next car purchase, take some extra time to evaluate the trade-in process. This is the Achilles’ Heel for many buyers as they neglect to take into account everything involved in the trade.One key is staying focused. Do not be dazzled by your new car, or your dream of getting that new car. Think about your trade-in and do not let its significance disappear as you negotiate with
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Leasing Versus Buying: What Should You Do About Your Next New Car?

When you’re looking for your next new car, consider your lease versus buy options.Leasing is often thought of in negative terms but for many, it is far from it!Do you frequently trade in your car every three or four years? Are you interested in driving more car for less money? Do you neglect to service your car as it gets older, or worse, find yourself cash-strapped and not able to afford the
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Why You Should Hunt for Your Auto Loan Online…And Have It Ready Before You Start Shopping!

The advantages of getting your next auto loan online are pretty impressive. First of all, it can save you a lot of time. You can research your purchase and the interest rates for car loans online, which takes a lot less time than traveling from car dealer to car dealer to get the same information.Another advantage is you can generally get the lowest auto loan rates from online lenders. Many
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The College Grad’s Guide to Car Buying

Deals and incentives are available for many car buyers. Although there are many problems when you’re trying to buy your first car as a recent college graduate (i.e. you’ve only just got a job and you’ve got tons of student loans), it can be difficult to find a good deal unless you know where to look.Fortunately, there are tons of special incentives for recent college graduates. Most automakers
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Luxury Shoppers on Web Want Instant Info

I read with great interest an article in Automotive News about the online shopping habits of Luxury shoppers. However, I do not believe these trends are restricted solely to luxury buyers.Rather, consumers in every segment are looking for innovative ways to shop online. The previously accepted lead generation campaigns of Cars, Trader, KBB and Edmunds are dying on the vine because the model is
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