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Best Way To Buy a New Car

Whether you are in the market for a new car, truck, van or SUV, www.100overinvoice.net guarantees a set price of $100.00 over the dealerships true invoice. They will find any new car, any make or model, in any state or city and get you the best deal right up front!

Imagine

No more playing the back and forth game asking for the best deal and spending all day in a dealership. Avoid the typical dreaded car salesman song and dance. "If I could, would you..."If you will sign here and I will take it to my manager..." The game gets tiring after a while. It's frustrating, time consuming and down right manipulative.

Step by Step

You provide them with the information about the new vehicle you are looking for including the year, make, model, trim level, trade information (if applicable), colors, etc... via the internet ( http://www.100overinvoice.net ) or by phone at (801) 663-0628. Once you provided them with this information they will conduct a search for your new vehicle in your state, your city and your surrounding cities. Once they have located your new vehicle they will find out the dealerships actual and true invoice. Once they have done this they will negotiate the deal for you ($100.00 over the dealerships invoice). Once they have done this, a buying consultant will contact you and provide you with the price, purchasing information and arrange a time for you to go to the dealership and pick up your new vehicle (You will perform a visual inspection to make sure that the vehicle is exactly what you ordered). You will never have to step foot into the dealership until you are ready to drive your new car home.

They offer financial advice, buying vs. leasing, and completely unbiased guidance on which type of vehicle will work best for your, your family or your company.

Enjoy Buying a Car

Buying a new car should be a fun and honest experience! They will save you tons of time and more importantly a substantial of money. A lot of consumers spend days, weeks, months, stressing the purchase of a new vehicle. Well they offer the cure for "buying stress".  

so whos going to negotiate all the back end for the consumer after they have paid invoice? you know buy rate vs sell rate, ext warranties their cost vs what they sell them for, gap, credit life, A&H, aftermarket accessories, paint and fab?? Their term, negative equity situations,and everything that involves F&I? whos gonna go to bat for the consumer on all that??  

Not to mention what if you have a trade-in.  How is that going to be handled.  Unfortunately buying a car is not something that's overly difficult, it's just something that needs to be done right!