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Why Women and Minorities Need to be Careful When Buying a Car
In some cases, women and african-american shoppers were quoted prices up to 40% higher than their white male counterparts.
Dealers assume that women and minorities aren't as well-informed about the car buying process and that they are less likely to comparison shop other dealers.
Obviously, there's a lot of stereotyping going on at dealerships and the only way to counteract this is to be an informed consumer.
Make sure to read through our tips and articles and get a good idea of how to arm yourself against these types of dealer tactics
3 Steps Every Car Buyer Needs to Take to Save Maximum Money
The key to getting the best deal is to gather price or lease bids from as many local dealers as possible. Then shop that best price around until no one can beat it. Here are the steps:Step 1 Get Prices From My Trusted Network
Select the vehicle you're interested in to see if there are local dealers in my network who will provide you with their best upfront price. You will get direct access to an internet sales manager who you can further negotiate with online (no need to visit dealership).Select Vehicle to Get Local Pricing
Step 2 Get Prices From TrueCar / CarsDirect
TrueCar, and CarsDirect are my top 2 online price quote recommendations. These services show you pre-negotiated prices from dealers closest to you - and the deals are usually pretty decent. But remember, you can still negotiate further.Step 3 Complete my Checklist
Follow this up with my checklist to make sure you squeeze out every last bit of savings.- Gregg Fidan
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