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I want to buy a new car but I suck at doing this when it comes to negotiating price and financing so I was just wondering what other people do in order to get the best deal possible.  

Just use my help and mae sure you get the lowest price, lowest interest rate, and dodn' get abused on the cost of after market products.  

I'd go to a site like http://www.buyingadvice.com/  where you can get free quotes before you go to the dealer. That's what I did when I was looking to buy my Yukon last year. Seeing the going rate at different dealers before you go to a dealer makes you feel more confident negotiating.

At least it did for me!...hope that helps.  

And never purchase an extended warranty from dealer, they often times earn more profit on warranties than they do on selling you the car.  Purchase from someone you trust, yourself!

Good luck to all, Mike  
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You should be self confident when negotiating and don't let the vendor intimidate you  
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look for other options. sometimes there are better offers out there that you missed because you sticked to one dealer.  

See first of all dont get excited, think properlly and make ur own decissions ok, see i have recently buy my new car with the help of carloans4all@yahoogroups.com group they have suggessted me better options for buying a new car and also if u have poor credit or no credit or bankruptcy guaranteed loans options are available with them so visit this group and ask ur querries, definetly u will be satisfied..

ok bye & have a luck  

TIS NOT ROCKETSCI. GO STAIGHT TO SALES DESK WITH YOUR SALES PERSON IN TOW GIVE SALES MGR THE STCK # (LAST 8 OF VIN USSUALLY) WRITE YOUR CELL # ON THE SALES PERSON CARD AND HAV MGR CALL U WITH APRICE NOT MORE THAN 1% OVER INV LESS FACT REBATES.GO 2 YOUR LOCAL CRED UNION AND GET YOUR OWN FUNDS!!! TOTALLY AVOID TE F&I DEPT UNLESS THEY HAVE 0% AND U QUALIFY FOR IT  

Motor cars 4 less is an independent car broker that helps you avoid the pain of buying a new car from a dealer. They get the best rates and superior customer service

www.motorcars4less.com  

If you're in the UK take a look at http://www.broker4cars.co.uk/ another independent broker, takes the hassle out of it as the prices are pre-negotiated  

jching:
I want to buy a new car but I suck at doing this when it comes to negotiating price and financing so I was just wondering what other people do in order to get the best deal possible.

If you're in the UK take a look at http://www.broker4cars.co.uk/ another independent broker, takes the hassle out of it as the prices are pre-negotiated  

jching:
I want to buy a new car but I suck at doing this when it comes to negotiating price and financing so I was just wondering what other people do in order to get the best deal possible.

If you're in the UK take a look at http://www.broker4cars.co.uk/ another independent
broker, takes the hassle out of it as the prices are pre-negotiated  

Kyla seems to have hit it on the head, but I don't know that you'll actually have to leave the dealership and wait for a call.  If you're looking for a domestic vehicle, this is easy.  Simply look up invoice, on the internet, there are a lot of sites that will show you invoice, but be sure to include all the options for the vehicle you want, and if it's a domestic vehicle offer $100 over and for imports, anywhere from $500 to $1000 over.  

With the way the car market is right now that should be easy.  I highly recommend not buying new right now, because as soon as you drive off the lot you're going to take a huge hit.  For instance, a domestic truck right now is worth about half of MSRP.  I was just looking at the auction report yesterday and it's crazy how cheap near new trucks are selling for.  

If you absolutely must buy new, I'd strongly advise leasing.  Of course, that brings on a whole new set of Q&A for you, but in my opinion it's the much smarter way to buy right now.

If you've got any further questions, let me know.

Take care and beware,
J the Car Guy
http://www.insidercarbuyingtips.com