The struggle for your next ride doesn’t have to be so real.
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To save some money, get a car that's two or more years old.
During the first three years of a new car's life, its value to a dealer drops by about 45%, making it a great deal if you're looking for a new ride. Just remember to get a car inspected before you commit, and you'll be able to have peace of mind without giving up an arm and a leg.
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Find out the true value of a car by using sites like Kelley Blue Book and eBay/Craigslist.
It's important to know what the true value of a car is before you buy so that you aren't tricked into thinking a dealer's price is the best price. Use a service Kelley Blue Book to find what the market value of a car is, and check eBay or Craigslist to see what people are actually paying to get realistic pricing.
Kelley Blue Book
Get price quotes from multiple dealers online before you go in to buy.
Every used car dealer wants your business, so the best thing to do is to call or email all the dealers in your area and see what their prices are. If you're having one of those days where you don't want to deal with people, you can even use a site like AutoTempest, which gives you prices from up to five dealers around you.
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