New Car Prices
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Vehicle with a New Car Price Quote!
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Verenak.com is a new car pricing service dedicated to
finding you the lowest new car prices online. Buy getting a new car
price quote, you can literally save hundreds, even thousands of
dollars on the price of any new car or truck.
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Because we
are networked with thousands of car dealers nationwide, we can find
you the best car prices!
When you get a new car price quote you are
put in touch with preferred dealers in your local area who will
compete to find you the best price on any new car, truck, or SUV.
Our service is fast, simple, and absolutely free, without any
commitment or obligation to buy!
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too much for your next new car. We can save you money! Car Dealers
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Getting the Best New
Car Price |
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Searching to buy a new car can be a very stressful and
frustrating experience, especially when it comes to haggling
with car dealers over price. When you get a new car price
quote you can compare new car prices and learn a vehicles true
cost upfront. A car quote includes option packages, the actual
invoice price, destination charges, manufactures rebates,
holdbacks, and dealer incentives. You get a simple no quibble
price.
Finding the lowest new car price is all about doing your
homework before you go car shopping. The information on our
website combined with the few minutes it takes to fill out a
car price quote application can literally save you thousands
of dollars when buying a new car. We work exclusively with
Invoice Dealers, the largest new car dealer network
nationwide. When you get a new car price quote you deal
directly with trained internet sales managers who are
experienced in dealing with intelligent and informed
consumers.
Car dealers want to secure your business by quoting you a
genuine car price that beats the competition. When car dealers
compete with each other you get the best deals and the lowest
prices. Now its possible to buy a new car or truck for 3%-5% over invoice price! Our service is totally
FREE! You are under NO sales pressure and there is absolutely
NO obligation to buy after you receive your new car price
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Buying a New Car |
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Apart from a home, a new car is one of the most expensive
purchases you can make, so it is important to do your homework
before you go car shopping. The time spent doing
some research will help you get the best deals and save you
money. The internet as a powerful resource of information that
can work to your advantage. The first thing to do is to visit
the car manufacture web sites where you can order brochures
that can be sent to your home or emailed to you. This
information will include model specifications and vehicle
options, MSRP price, photos and other information. Use the
Internet to read up on new car reviews and learn about the
cars performance features and consumer reports, technical
specifications, and reliability.
After you have decided on a particular vehicle you wish to
purchase get a new car price quote, do this before you go to a
car dealer. Getting a new car price quote in advance saves you
having to make many trips to car dealers in order to find the
best car prices. A car dealer sales manager knows that information
equals bargaining leverage. When you request a new car price
quote, car dealers actually compete with each other to get
your business, and when car dealers compete for you business you
win! Once you have your new car price quote in hand, you can
then venture to the car dealership ready to make a great deal. |
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Negotiating with Car
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There are several steps involved when negotiating to buy a new
car. These steps are: (1) the price on a new car you are buying,
(2) trading-in you used vehicle, and finally (3) your method
of payment. It is very
important to keep all of these issues separate. Deal with each
subject independently so not to confuse the final price of the
new car you plan on purchasing.
Remember to take along your new car price quote. Although this
represents the car dealers best possible price, there is
always room to push for an even better deal on some vehicle
models. Auto manufactures often want to get rid of slow
selling cars or reduce inventory, therefore they offer cash
rebates or special low financing deals.
If the car dealer sells you a car at the invoice price, he
will still make a fair profit as the manufacturer refunds a
certain percentage of the car's price to the dealer. This is
known as car dealer hold back. The car dealer holdback is a
specific percentage of the car's price that is credited to the
dealer's account periodically by the manufacturer and reduces
his cost by as much as 2-3%. This can start to add up
significantly, 3% on a $20,000 car is $600. The dealer could
sell you the car at his invoice price and still make $600
profit. Ultimately, if you end up buying a new car for
$100-$300 over dealer invoice price you have a great deal and
the car dealer has made a reasonable profit. |
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Choosing the Right Car
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Here
are some basic questions to consider when choosing a new car
or truck to buy:
1. Will you be the only person driving the car?
2. Will you use your car more for highway or city driving?
3. Do you plan to take a lot of long road trips?
4. Do you often drive on unpaved roads?
5. Will you regularly need your car to carry or haul heavy
loads?
6. Do you need a car that will fit in a tight parking
space?
7. Will you carry passengers?
8. Do you have a family, or do you plan to start one in the
near future?
9. If performance is important enough for you to pay
more for insurance coverage?
10. Would you pay extra for optional safety features?
11. How important is fuel economy?
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New Car Buying Terms
Car Dealer Invoice Prices
Car dealer invoice price is the amount the auto
manufacture charges the car dealer for a new vehicle.
New Car Base Price
Base price is the price of a new car with standard
equipment only.
Car Manufactures MSRP Price
The manufactures suggested retail price is known as
the MSRP, the sticker price.
Car Dealer Sticker Price
The car dealer sticker price is normally an
additional sticker price attached on the vehicles window
below the MSRP price.
Destination Charges
Destination charges are charges made to the car
dealer by the auto manufacture for the delivery of new
cars.
Car Dealer Holdback
Dealer holdback is a percentage of a new car price
that is credited back to the car dealer by the
manufacturer and reduces the cost by as much as 2-3%.
Factory Incentives
Incentives are usually offered by auto manufacturers
to move excess inventory or to sell the previous year's
car models.
Automaker Rebates
Automakers apply rebates on certain vehicles that are
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Car Safety and
Reliability
When buying a new car or truck, always compare vehicle
safety reports, reliability, fuel economy, warranties,
operating costs, and other options when making your
final decision.
Crash Test History
You can find out about a car's accident history by going
to the Insurance Institute for Highway safety web site
at: hwysafety.org
New Car Reliability
A number of sources compare maintenance costs on
vehicles and have compiled information about repairs
such as consumer reports:
consumerreports.org
Fuel Economy
Federal law requires an Environmental Protection Agency
www.epa.gov
label to be placed on the window of every new car,
listing average fuel economy for city and highway
driving according to EPA tests. The ratings are intended
to be a comparison between models.
New Car Warranties
Compare each car's warranty coverage, which can vary
among auto manufacturers. Consider the length of the
warranty, mileage limits, and deductibles.
New Car Operating Costs
Operating costs can vary widely from one car model to
another. Luxury cars costing more than economy cars. You
should consider such factors as fuel, maintenance,
tires, and insurance. |
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Own or Lease?
Confused about leasing or buying a new car? Each option has
its advantages and disadvantages. Listed below are some key
factors to help you determine whether leasing is right for
you.
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What is most important to you |
Lease |
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A lower monthly
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Lower up front
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Vehicle ownership |
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More car for your
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Trouble-free
vehicle for 3 years |
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Driving your own
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A new vehicle more
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Unlimited mileage |
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No resale or
trade-in obligations |
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No wear and tear
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Freedom to alter
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Dealer financing |
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Auto Loan Financing
If you plan to finance your new car you need to
shop around to find the best deals. Compare the car
dealer financing rates with banks, credit unions, and
other loan institutions first. On certain car models
there may be special manufacture incentive like low
interest loan rates, however these deals may require a
larger down payment.
Try to keep the length of the loan
as short as possible. A three-year loan with the same
rate of interest costs you less overall than a four or
five year loan. While you need to keep the payment
within your budget each month, you also need to look at
your total cost. Consider getting pre-approval for a
loan. Some
lending companies will issue you a pre-approved check,
allowing you to use the check like cash when you go car
shopping. Comparing auto loan rates online is quick and
simple. You can get multiple loan quotes and find the
best financing deals. |
Trading-In Your Used
Vehicle
Do not expect to get the full retail value of your used
vehicle when you trade it in,
 the car
dealer will only offer you the wholesale value. The amount you should receive on trade-in will
be between the wholesale and the average retail prices
of your car make and model. If you can not negotiate a
favorable deal on your trade-in there are other options.
The condition of your trade-in and market demand will
also determine whether or not you get a good deal. If you are
unsuccessful at negotiating a price that you are happy
with for your trade-in, consider either trading
elsewhere, wholesaling it yourself, or selling it
privately through an ad in the paper, or with an online
auto classifieds. |
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Car Dealer
Scams - Know What to Look Out For!
Do not pay
the car dealer preparation charges as the car dealer is
already paid for this by the factory.
Do not pay
for document handling charges. The car dealer cannot
sell a car without doing his own paperwork, and he
should not try to charge to you for this.
Do not pay
for any additional car dealer markup. This is a rip off to inflate the dealer’s profit.
Do not buy
dealer installed options, such as fabric protection,
undercoating, or pin stripes. These are very high
mark-up items to make extra money for the car dealer.
Do not buy
an extended warranty unless you want it. Most new cars
have a 36 month 36,000 miles factory warranty as
standard. |
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Used Car Values
If you plan to trade-in a used vehicle against the purchase
price of a new car, it is always prudent to know in advance
the blue book and wholesale value of your used vehicle.
Two of the best resources on the internet for used car values
and prices are:
Kelley Blue Book
Kelley Blue Book provides free values and pricing on used
cars, trucks, and SUV's. Their used car pricing includes
trade-in, retail, and private party Blue Book Values.
NADA Guides
NADA provides free used car values to you the consumers via
the Internet. Use their service to calculate your vehicles
wholesale value, trade-in value, by vehicle condition and
mileage.
Best
Time To Buy
Generally there are
two periods during the year that are good times to buy a new car. July through to October is when car dealers are desperate to sell off last years car models in order to make room for the new.
Many auto dealers also have end of year sales in December, the
slowest month. Always check for any special manufacture
rebates or incentive when buying last year’s car model. |
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Top
Selling New Cars, Trucks, Vans, and SUVs
The following lists the current most popular top selling
new 2005 vehicles in the US. If you are thinking about
buying and would like more information on
any of these vehicles, try our FREE
quick price quoting service. We will put you in touch with local
dealers in your area who will give you an unbeatable quote on your
new car and arrange a test drive.
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Top 10
Best Selling New Cars
1. Honda Accord
2. Toyota Camry
3. Toyota Corolla
4. Honda Civic
5. Hyundai Elantra
6. Volkswagen Passat
7. Volkswagen Jetta
8. Toyota Matrix
9. Nissan Altima
10. Ford Focus
Top 10
Best Selling Vans
1. Toyota Sienna
2. Mazda MPV
3. Dodge Grand Caravan
4. Honda Odyssey
5. Chrysler Town & Country
6. Kia Sedona
7. Ford Windstar
8. Dodge Caravan
9. Chevrolet Astro
10. Pontiac Montana |
Top 10
Best Selling Trucks
1. Dodge Ram 1500
2. Toyota Tacoma
3. Toyota Tundra
4. Ford F-150
5. Ford Ranger
6. Chevrolet Silverado
7. Nissan Frontier
8. GMC Sierra 1500
9. Dodge Ram 2500
10. Dodge Dakota
Car & Driver Top 10
Vehicles
1. Acura RSX
2. BMW 3 Series/M3
3. Chevrolet Corvette
4. Ford Focus
5. Honda Accord
6. Infiniti G35
7. Mazda 6 s
8. Nissan 350Z
9. Porsche Boxster
10. Subaru Impreza WRX
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Top 10
Best Selling SUVs
1. Ford Expedition
2. Lexus RX 330
3. Toyota Highlander
4. Ford Explorer
5. Honda CR-V
6. Toyota Sequoia
7. Toyota 4Runner
8. Hyundai Santa Fe
9. GMC Yukon
10. Ford Escape
US Best
Selling New Vehicles
1. Ford F-Series
2. Chevrolet Silverado
3. Toyota Camry/Solara
4. Ford Explorer/Sport
5. Honda Accord
6. Dodge Ram Pickup
7. Ford Taurus
8. Honda Civic
9. Chevrolet Trailblazer
10. Dodge Caravan
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About Auto Insurance
Here is a check list to help you decide what factors to take
into consideration when shopping for auto insurance:
1. How many years have you been insured?
2. For how many years have you maintained a clean driving
record?
3. Will you be using your car for business or pleasure?
4. Do you live and drive outside a major urban centre?
5. Does the car you’re considering come with safety and
security features?
6. Are you willing to pay a higher deductible on collision and
comprehensive coverage?
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Auto Manufacturers
Websites
Visit the auto manufactures websites listed below. You can order free brochures that can
either be sent to you be email, or mailed directly to your
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Acura
Audi
BMW
Buick
Cadillac
Chevrolet
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Chrysler
Dodge
Ford
GMC
Honda
Hummer
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Hyundai
Infiniti
Jaguar
Jeep
Kia
Land Rover
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Lexus
Lincoln
Mazda
Mercedes
Mercury
Mitsubishi
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Nissan
Oldsmobile
Pontiac
Porsche
SAAB
Saturn
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Scion
Subaru
Suzuki
Toyota
Volkswagen
Volvo
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Auto Warranty
Do you need an extended warranty? There are many
reasons to purchase an extended warranty. Your vehicle is one
of your biggest investments. Many warranties are transferable
and will increase the resale value to potential buyers.
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