True confessions of a car salesmanAn insider's look at the car buying process. Plus, tips for negotiating.

Found the above on my homepage & thought some member's might enjoy...Post your tips on buying a car ? or your experience buying one from a dealer..
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Do I have a deal on a Monte Carlo for YOU!!! Trust me : ) LOL

 

Im good at haggling dealers, ill walk if i dont get my price, my dad has walked out of a deal cuz they wanted $1 more than he wamted to pay

 

Bonus Post:Ferrari introduces the FF - an all-new sports car boasting all-wheel drive and 660 horsepower. It's a super done video on this FF (I'm not sure I like the hatchback style, but the vid is awesome & super SOUNDS I would love to be the driver in the below `Vid 4-Real ~> Sure : )

Car Video, Automotive News, Reviews and Crash Tests - MSN Autos

Click above link to connect to vid....Let me know if U like this vid ? It sure is well done
*Note there's a 30 sec informative commerical first, and on the page (once connected)

There is also a vid on What 2 do after a accident ...Check it out `if U want to know...
Knowledge is POWER : )

 

When I am in the market for a car a dealer will sell I do a lot of research before hand. I bought my 06 Chrysler Town & Country I started shopping that almost six months in advance. When I finally found the van I wanted price really didn't matter. It was already in the ball park I wanted to pay. The only thing I haggled over was the trailer hitch and they threw it in. I didn't want to have to start looking for another van over a few dollars. I also didn't trade anything in. I find if you trade, the only way you make out is to trade a junker. They give more than its worth to make you feel good. On a good car they want to steal it. If you have to trade, sell your car on your own first.

 

...Thanks Mike & Gregg for your input & post.
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Special edition cars that really are specialWith these automobiles, the label isn't just clever marketing.

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Fans vote 1969 Camaro as best Chevrolet ever

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The 1969 Camaro is tops with Chevy fans.


By: Julie Alvin on 9/15/2011


Cover your ears, Corvette lovers--the 1969 Camaro is the best Chevrolet of all time, according to Chevy fans.
As part of its centennial celebration, Chevy asked fans to vote online for their favorite vehicle from the marque's 100-year history. Nearly 125,000 people voted, and the Camaro edged out the 1970 Chevelle SS in the final round of the four-round elimination contest.
Chevy design director Tom Peters agrees with the verdict: "Today, the '69 Camaro has become one of the best examples of timeless design in the industry.
"Like the very best designs, the Camaro is much more than just a machine because it evokes powerful emotions in people of all ages," Peters said. "That's why we looked to the '69 for inspiration when designing the fifth-generation Camaro and why the '69 Camaro is an example of the timeless vehicles Chevrolet will strive to deliver for the next 100 years."

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The 69 Camaro is a nice car but I don't think it deserves to be the best. I think that honor should be bestowed upon the Tri-Five Chevy Bel-Airs. They were the first really modern cars. These cars were the first with modern styling with wrap around windshields, the small block V-8, and fuel injection. If it were not for the break thrus of these cars there would be no 69 Camaro. The cars of the mid fifties started the horse power race that brought about muscle cars and pony cars.

 

Hi Gregg, thanks for your post & thoughts....
I'm sure many would agree with you & many will not, but I'm just happy that we have that freedom to express our thoughts & opinions 4-Sure....I can tell by your many posts that you have a strong belief in your opinions and convictions.


I have to many favorite cars/vehicle to just choose one & say it's the BEST...

 

You are correct Space. I am very passionate about what I believe in and have opinions on many things that I enjoy conversing about. I do draw the line at forcing those opinions and beliefs upon others and take great offense when someone does that to me. Unfortunately I find that this takes many forms and is done thru politics and government regulation. A few examples are seat belt use laws. That should be a personal choice. Air bags should have a switch so they can be disabled. I know from your posts that you like new technology and safety features. I have no problem with that. That is your choice and you should have that choice. I would like to choose to have a newer vehicle and not have air bags, anti lock brakes, stability control, and the like. That choice has been taken from me. I either have to get a new car and pay for and use these items I don't want or drive and maintain an old car. My freedom of choice has been removed because someone else thinks that I can't travel safely without them. Gregg