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Step 1. How do you start? |
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Buying a car needn't be an ordeal; not if you're properly informed before you
begin. Even with the large amount of automotive information available on the
Internet, many people still purchase a new car within only a few days of
deciding to buy. This leaves a huge opportunity for buyers to be "sold" a car
rather than making an informed buying decision.
Remember, as a buyer, you are the one in the "driver's seat" throughout the
entire car-buying process. You'll be making many choices along the way before
you even step into a dealership. With plenty of reliable information available,
"virtual car shopping" can be a lot of fun. So, even if you already have a
strong sense about the vehicle you want, take some time to start your search
with a "blank slate" and you may be pleasantly surprised by the outcome.
How do you start? It's easy. Take a look at the following types of shoppers and
decide which one best describes you. After that, begin your vehicle search by
using one of the convenient short cuts shown below or simply follow all 10
steps of Buying by the Book to cover all the bases.
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