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12 Mar 2013 13:33 - 13 Mar 2013 16:04 #124920
by Snoopster
I would recommended you don't buy/lease new. When you buy/lease a new car you have to pay a ton in extra fees like PDI and handling etc. Try and find something just off lease or 1-2 year old with low KM's and serviced at the dealer. You'll avoid all those extra fees which can add up to $5000+ and it's still a practically new vehicle. Have fun.
I would recommended you don't buy/lease new. When you buy/lease a new car you have to pay a ton in extra fees like PDI and handling etc. Try and find something just off lease or 1-2 year old with low KM's and serviced at the dealer. You'll avoid all those extra fees which can add up to $5000+ and it's still a practically new vehicle. Have fun.
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12 Mar 2013 15:12 #124943
by Snoopster
No not taxes. The gov't will always get paid. It's things like PDI, Freight and handling fees that the dealers have to pay to get a new car on their lot. They then pass on these expenses to the buyer. If however, you buy or lease a used car you don't have to pay these fees.
If you're buying off-lease or used make sure that the car has been serviced at the dealer so the warranty is still good. Get copies of all service records by the previous owner(s). Also, if you want an added level of due diligence, reserve the right to have the vehicle inspected by your own mechanic before your purchase. Finally, the rule of thumb with buying a car (new or used) is make sure the monthly payments does not exceed 20% of your monthly salary (net). So if your monthly salary is $5000 your monthly payments should not exceed $1000.00.
No not taxes. The gov't will always get paid.
It's things like PDI, Freight and handling fees that the dealers have to pay to get a new car on their lot. They then pass on these expenses to the buyer. If however, you buy or lease a used car you don't have to pay these fees.If you're buying off-lease or used make sure that the car has been serviced at the dealer so the warranty is still good. Get copies of all service records by the previous owner(s). Also, if you want an added level of due diligence, reserve the right to have the vehicle inspected by your own mechanic before your purchase. Finally, the rule of thumb with buying a car (new or used) is make sure the monthly payments does not exceed 20% of your monthly salary (net). So if your monthly salary is $5000 your monthly payments should not exceed $1000.00.
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12 Mar 2013 16:12 #124951
by Snoopster
I'm a lawyer Bro. Not much difference.
I'm a lawyer Bro. Not much difference.
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12 Mar 2013 17:25 #124960
by ketchim
My Cousin Snoopster ... 
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13 Mar 2013 15:51 #125060
by Snoopster
HAHAHAHAHAHA
Loved that movie Bro. My favourite scene was when he was about to go deer hunting with the District Attorney and the wife tells him what she thinks of deer hunters. Classic.
@ Nargis. Was this a new car? Generally if the sticker price is say $40,000.00 you can negotiate at least $5000 down from that sticker price if the car is used. New cars are always harder to negotiate a reduction in sticker price.
I say wait till spring when you can go around to different dealers in sunshine, warmth, and comfort and get the car your really wanted and can also afford.
Loved that movie Bro. My favourite scene was when he was about to go deer hunting with the District Attorney and the wife tells him what she thinks of deer hunters. Classic.
@ Nargis. Was this a new car? Generally if the sticker price is say $40,000.00 you can negotiate at least $5000 down from that sticker price if the car is used. New cars are always harder to negotiate a reduction in sticker price.
I say wait till spring when you can go around to different dealers in sunshine, warmth, and comfort and get the car your really wanted and can also afford.
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