anytime negotiating, dont be afraid to lead and give simple clear instructions. dont ask will\could you questions (1)
silence can be a powerful tool, especially when negotiating. the others will have no idea what your strategy isthey have a script and a gameplan they use everyday in negotiation. dont give anything away, dont complete any forms, dont announce you are paying cash in full, dont be afraid to leave and walk away (1)
how often must you add oil to your new vehicle?? ZERO weight oil????? maybe in coldest regions, not in hot summers!!they are recommending this to improve gas mileage. (1)
scratching Ford off my shopping list... bronco has cool graphics on screen BUT!! how important is it??i was leaning towards the small maverick, not anymore. (1)
might want investigate the dealership you buy next vehicle from. how many mechanics do they have?? what is the backlog for service\repair??imagine making a huge loan payment on a new vehicle sitting idle for 6-8 weeks. the more i learn the more anxious i am getting. need make my 2003 corolla last lonnnnng as possible (1)
wanting something plain, simple, and not gargantuan in size...though not a Ford fan,their compact truck Maverick may be what im looking for. the closest thing to my 1991 gmc sonoma with 4.3 engine i enjoyed many years (1)
beginning to realize i will soon be needing a truck for light hauling brush etc. looking at honda ridgeline. no turbo for me!!neighbors rav4 struggled in deep snow-crete this spring sooooo. (2)
note to self...stay out car dealership!! a little body work, exhaust, new transmission and new motor are far cheaper than a new vehiclesave big time on yearly tax and insurance!!
