Thursday, June 24, 2010

Buying Cars Tips

From what we see out there, if you do not give a 50% down or just compensating. Generally, interest on a car when it is purchased without entry, is in the homes of 1.5% - 2.5% per month. When you give a good entry, the fee usually comes to 0.99% or less, and that directly impacts the final value of it.

If you have no immediate need for a car, or where it would wait for some more time, I would recommend you consortium.

Try buying a cheap car with no more than 15 000, first down. Take a loan from the bank, do not use that money to give input, after two installments for the same car? Use to buy in cash, cheapen and use the excuse "I need money for the transfer," even though she does not reach 200 dollars. If posivel look for those banks only loan, but do not fall into the stolen interest, if possible negotiate them.
Hope that helps.

Plan to spend a certain amount monthly. And renew your car every two years. Let the old and get a new one. Understand how an average monthly expenditure. Not disburse large amounts (this type of entry you said). Pay a fair and modest amount every month, keep a new car, do not lose yourself in fancy calculations and Anfavea will thank you for being practical.

Buy a cart that is very cheap but with good mechanics, to know if the mechanic is good take the car to a good shop and ask to examine the car, to know if a workshop is part good recommendations for taxi drivers

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