How To Haggle With Your Used Car Dealer

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How to Haggle with Your Used Car Dealer


Summary

You've discovered the perfect used car, and it impressed you during the test drive. But before you sign on the dotted line, remember that haggling is part of the process!

Tips for Successful Haggling


Start with the Sticker Price

Think of the dealer's asking price as just the starting point for negotiations. Car dealers expect you to haggle, and some may have even set the price higher anticipating negotiations. So, don't hesitate to negotiate!

Arm Yourself with Information

Before entering negotiations, gather information from various sources about similar cars' prices. The more informed you are about a car's value, the more seriously the salesman will take you.

Don’t Be Swayed by Sales Tactics

Remember, dealers are experienced in negotiating and use persuasive tactics daily. If a salesperson offers you a "special deal" only valid if you buy immediately, take it with a grain of salt. It's often a tactic to rush your decision.

Double Check "Too Good to Be True" Deals

If you’re offered a fantastic deal, ensure it’s genuine. Sometimes, dealers may undervalue your trade-in to make up for knocking down the price of the car you want to buy. Always verify the details to avoid surprises.

By being prepared and confident, you can successfully haggle and drive away with a great deal on your dream used car.

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