Subject: Gmc inventory clearance

From: "Lexi" <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 30 Jun 2016 15:22:20 +0200

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Choosing the right car can be difficult, and it's even more complicated when you're thinking about interest rates, monthly payments, color choices and options. That's why you should begin to narrow down your choices before you even set
foot in a dealership, even before you look for financing.

The best way to do this often involves reading reviews from experts, who can help you eliminate mediocre cars and focus on the best ones. You should also talk to friends and family to find out their views on various cars. Interested in a
Honda Civic, for example? Ask a friend who owns one.

Find The Cars You Want

The next step may seem simple, but it's more crucial than you might think. In fact, this is some of the most important advice we can give you: Don't just find one car you want. After you've read reviews and set a budget, visit AutoTrader's
listings and find several cars available locally. That way, you'll have several backup choices if your original plan falls through. Additionally, you'll have some other options if you have a bad experience at one dealership, or if a few cars are sold to other customers before you're able to check them out.

Take a Thorough Test Drive

For many shoppers, this step is possibly the most important of them all. Unless you have a lot of experience with the make and model of car you're considering, don't just settle for a short 5- or 10-minute test drive around the block.
Take a long, thorough drive, no matter how persistent the salesperson is that a shorter route is better. Remember that you're the one buying the car, and it's a huge purchase. As a result, you shouldn't feel rushed into any part of the decision. If you do feel rushed, it might be a sign to consider one of the other cars you've selected.

Beyond a test drive, shoppers interested in a used car might want a mechanical inspection. While this is often not necessary for certified pre-owned cars sold with a manufacturer-backed warranty, mechanical inspections can be money well
spent for drivers interested in used cars with no warranty. At this point, we also suggest that you ask the dealership for a Carfax or AutoCheck vehicle history report to find out whether the car has been in an accident or suffers from any other issues.

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