Sunday, August 22, 2010

Extend Auto Warranty Coverage Without the Dealership

If you are coming up on the final days of your car's original manufacturer's warranty, and you are worried about something going wrong soon afterwards, you can relax. There are ways to extend auto warranty coverage, so that your vehicle will be covered for years to come.

You might be worried because of what the sales person told you when you purchased your new car. You did not want to add the extra expense of the extended warranty at the time, but the talk of how much repairs could cost you after the original standard manufacturer's warranty runs out did leave a pretty big impression with you. And the sales person might even have told you that, should you decide not to sign up for the extended warranty they were offering, you would never again be able to find that deal.

Well, the sales person was right, but for all the wrong reasons. You will never be able to get that same deal that was offered by your dealership at the time you purchased your car. That deal would have seen the cost of the extended warranty rolled into your financing for the initial purchase - a modification that cannot be added now. So, an extended warranty that is purchased now will have to be paid in full at a single time.

And the other reason you won't be able to get the deal that your sales person offered? Because that deal was actually more expensive. The company that provides the extended warranties for your dealership actually adds in a rather hefty sales commission for extended warranties purchased at the same time as the original car. As a result, sales people have turned up the pressure, trying to sell as many warranties as they can. By waiting, you have lost out on the "deal" that would have made your sales person a lot of money - money that, ultimately, would have come from what you paid.

So don't despair. You can buy an extended warranty after the fact. You may even end up dealing with the same third-party company that provides extended warranties to your dealership. The process to extend auto warranty coverage is relatively easy - simply shop around for the best price quotes, and make sure you read the policy before you sign. Then take a deep breath - your car is covered again, in case of part failures, just like when you first drove it off the dealer's lot.




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Tuesday, August 17, 2010

Are You Looking for a Used Car in Minnesota?

If you are thinking about buying a used car in Minnesota or any place, you need to put a buying guide line together. By taking the time and putting a guide together to follow you will get more car for your money. If at all possible don't jump on the first car that fits your budget.

Ask yourself a few questions and write down your answer. Then start shopping for that car. Here are just a few.

1. Do you want a new car or used car?

2. Are you going to finance a car or pay cash for it?

3. What is your budget for a monthly payment?

4. Do you have any money to put down or a car to trade in as the down payment?

5. Are you looking for a monthly payment or the total amount the car is going to cost?

6. What options do you need? Power windows, A/C, CD player, Sunroof, aluminum wheels, leather, nav.system, power seats, heated seats.

7. What color do you want?

You probably can come up with more questions for yourself. Don't worry about purchasing a used car from a private party. Just make sure to ask the sellers if they have records of any past service done to the car. Do they have a private mechanic that they had the car serviced with. Ask if you can take the car to a shop and pay for an inspection. This will give you a better idea if you are getting a mechanically sound car.

If you want a warranty on your new car you need to purchase your car from a dealership. Most dealerships can offer you a warranty on used cars. Make sure you understand the warranty opinions they offer. When purchasing a car from a dealership try to wait until the end of the month to purchase it. This is the time that the dealership is trying to make monthly quotas and will negotiate more to make the deal. Call the dealership and ask them if they have a website. Check out the website and find out what they have the price listed at on the site. Most of the time you will see it listed for a lot lower price then the price on the lot. Go to NADA.com and see what the price for retail is and also check to see what your trade is worth.

The dealership probably already had the car safetied but that does not mean you cannot take it to you mechanic to inspect it also. Don't worry about it being a rental car either. I have rented cars before and never beat on them like some people will say. Take your time and you will find a great deal on the new car or used car you are looking for.




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Thursday, August 12, 2010

Car Donation in New York

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