Suggestions On Buying A Car......help

[halwaraaj]

nenu oka car konali......daniki mee opinions kavali....

my preferences:

budget: 13000+ and max 20000

year: 2009 or 2010

make: honda, toyota, hyundai

helff plzzz.......

prastutam nenaithe: toyota camry and honda accord and civic madhya yedi teeskovali decide cheskolekapothunna.......

[Silver_mani]

honda accord

[mtkr]

i guess Toyota n Honda tho compare chesthe Hyundai ki resale value undadhi anukuntaa.... so better go for honda r toyota....(honda)

[halwaraaj]

[quote name='Silver_mani' timestamp='1336345727' post='1301748044']
honda accord
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honda accord back nunchi design gabbu ga undi baa....patha honda accord ee bagundi....andukey honda accord konali ante alochistunnanu...

[Silver_mani]

[quote name='halwaraaj' timestamp='1336346252' post='1301748055']
honda accord back nunchi design gabbu ga undi baa....patha honda accord ee bagundi....andukey honda accord konali ante alochistunnanu...
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hyundai Elantra entha padtundi baa ? model matram bagundi

[halwaraaj]

[quote name='Silver_mani' timestamp='1336346329' post='1301748058']


hyundai Elantra entha padtundi baa ? model matram bagundi
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2010 hyundai elantra 12k tirigindi.......$14.5k undi.......dani meeda naku antha manchi opinion ledu.....

[Deal_or_No_deal]

Honda Accord.

Some buying tips.

1. Never get temped by the dealer/sales person when you walk into the dealership.
2. Never make an offer before you calculate your monthly payments ( if you prefer to get a loan).
3. Never Calculate/ offer based on monthly payments on any vehicle.
4. First negotiate the vehicle price, Generally the markup on (new vehicles) Honda Accord is 7%. In USA, on all vehicles they have Invoice and max retail price.
5. Make Invoice price as your base price and add some markup or profit plus interest to that and give an offer to the dealer.
6. Some times the dealer goes below down the invoice price and willing to sell you below the invoice price. Why? The dealer gets some holdbacks and incentives from the Honda auto and agrees to pass them on to customer. (No harm in asking)
7. As soon as you think its right vehicle and time to negotiate, Never ever sign any kind of document ( specially with the used car dealers) unless you think/feel you got a good deal. As soon as you give an offer they tempt you to sign the offer, they say its just formality. But dont sign.
8. If you are buying an used car, Test drive it, get an car fax report, take it to your mechanic, have it checked and them make an offer. If you find some problems with the vehicle you are purchasing ( cosmetic, tyres, cleaning, oil change etc) ask the used car dealer to fix and get them fixed before you take home. Ask them to mention it in your offer letter in writing they would fix them.

Inka gurtu ravadam ledu..

ATB

[Basavayya]

[quote name='Deal_or_No_deal' timestamp='1336346829' post='1301748072']
Honda Accord.

Some buying tips.

1. Never get temped by the dealer/sales person when you walk into the dealership.
2. Never make an offer before you calculate your monthly payments ( if you prefer to get a loan).
3. Never Calculate/ offer based on monthly payments on any vehicle.
4. First negotiate the vehicle price, Generally the markup on (new vehicles) Honda Accord is 7%. In USA, on all vehicles they have Invoice and max retail price.
5. Make Invoice price as your base price and add some markup or profit plus interest to that and give an offer to the dealer.
6. Some times the dealer goes below down the invoice price and willing to sell you below the invoice price. Why? The dealer gets some holdbacks and incentives from the Honda auto and agrees to pass them on to customer. (No harm in asking)
7. As soon as you think its right vehicle and time to negotiate, Never ever sign any kind of document ( specially with the used car dealers) unless you think/feel you got a good deal. As soon as you give an offer they tempt you to sign the offer, they say its just formality. But dont sign.
8. If you are buying an used car, Test drive it, get an car fax report, take it to your mechanic, have it checked and them make an offer. If you find some problems with the vehicle you are purchasing ( cosmetic, tyres, cleaning, oil change etc) ask the used car dealer to fix and get them fixed before you take home. Ask them to mention it in your offer letter in writing they would fix them.

Inka gurtu ravadam ledu..

ATB
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Nice Suggestion.....

[Silver_mani]

[quote name='Deal_or_No_deal' timestamp='1336346829' post='1301748072']
Honda Accord.

Some buying tips.

1. Never get temped by the dealer/sales person when you walk into the dealership.
2. Never make an offer before you calculate your monthly payments ( if you prefer to get a loan).
3. Never Calculate/ offer based on monthly payments on any vehicle.
4. First negotiate the vehicle price, Generally the markup on (new vehicles) Honda Accord is 7%. In USA, on all vehicles they have Invoice and max retail price.
5. Make Invoice price as your base price and add some markup or profit plus interest to that and give an offer to the dealer.
6. Some times the dealer goes below down the invoice price and willing to sell you below the invoice price. Why? The dealer gets some holdbacks and incentives from the Honda auto and agrees to pass them on to customer. (No harm in asking)
7. As soon as you think its right vehicle and time to negotiate, Never ever sign any kind of document ( specially with the used car dealers) unless you think/feel you got a good deal. As soon as you give an offer they tempt you to sign the offer, they say its just formality. But dont sign.
8. If you are buying an used car, Test drive it, get an car fax report, take it to your mechanic, have it checked and them make an offer. If you find some problems with the vehicle you are purchasing ( cosmetic, tyres, cleaning, oil change etc) ask the used car dealer to fix and get them fixed before you take home. Ask them to mention it in your offer letter in writing they would fix them.

Inka gurtu ravadam ledu..

ATB
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gp

[mtkr]

[quote name='Deal_or_No_deal' timestamp='1336346829' post='1301748072']
Honda Accord.

Some buying tips.

1. Never get temped by the dealer/sales person when you walk into the dealership.
2. Never make an offer before you calculate your monthly payments ( if you prefer to get a loan).
3. Never Calculate/ offer based on monthly payments on any vehicle.
4. First negotiate the vehicle price, Generally the markup on (new vehicles) Honda Accord is 7%. In USA, on all vehicles they have Invoice and max retail price.
5. Make Invoice price as your base price and add some markup or profit plus interest to that and give an offer to the dealer.
6. Some times the dealer goes below down the invoice price and willing to sell you below the invoice price. Why? The dealer gets some holdbacks and incentives from the Honda auto and agrees to pass them on to customer. (No harm in asking)
7. As soon as you think its right vehicle and time to negotiate, Never ever sign any kind of document ( specially with the used car dealers) unless you think/feel you got a good deal. As soon as you give an offer they tempt you to sign the offer, they say its just formality. But dont sign.
8. If you are buying an used car, Test drive it, get an car fax report, take it to your mechanic, have it checked and them make an offer. If you find some problems with the vehicle you are purchasing ( cosmetic, tyres, cleaning, oil change etc) ask the used car dealer to fix and get them fixed before you take home. Ask them to mention it in your offer letter in writing they would fix them.

Inka gurtu ravadam ledu..

ATB
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[halwaraaj]

[quote name='Deal_or_No_deal' timestamp='1336346829' post='1301748072']
Honda Accord.

Some buying tips.

1. Never get temped by the dealer/sales person when you walk into the dealership.
2. Never make an offer before you calculate your monthly payments ( if you prefer to get a loan).
3. Never Calculate/ offer based on monthly payments on any vehicle.
4. First negotiate the vehicle price, Generally the markup on (new vehicles) Honda Accord is 7%. In USA, on all vehicles they have Invoice and max retail price.
5. Make Invoice price as your base price and add some markup or profit plus interest to that and give an offer to the dealer.
6. Some times the dealer goes below down the invoice price and willing to sell you below the invoice price. Why? The dealer gets some holdbacks and incentives from the Honda auto and agrees to pass them on to customer. (No harm in asking)
7. As soon as you think its right vehicle and time to negotiate, Never ever sign any kind of document ( specially with the used car dealers) unless you think/feel you got a good deal. As soon as you give an offer they tempt you to sign the offer, they say its just formality. But dont sign.
8. If you are buying an used car, Test drive it, get an car fax report, take it to your mechanic, have it checked and them make an offer. If you find some problems with the vehicle you are purchasing ( cosmetic, tyres, cleaning, oil change etc) ask the used car dealer to fix and get them fixed before you take home. Ask them to mention it in your offer letter in writing they would fix them.

Inka gurtu ravadam ledu..

ATB
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thnx bhayya

[mtkr]

[quote name='halwaraaj' timestamp='1336346690' post='1301748068']


2010 hyundai elantra 12k tirigindi.......$14.5k undi.......dani meeda naku antha manchi opinion ledu.....
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hyundai anukunte better go for 2011 model.... looks stylish ga ichadu kada!!!( bmw n benz ni kopy kottadu saaale gaaduu)

[ronitreddy]

Honda Civic look and wise baguntadi

Toyota Camry - Reliable car, comfort wise chala better when compared to Hyundai and Honda

[halwaraaj]

[quote name='mtkr' timestamp='1336347275' post='1301748087']
hyundai anukunte better go for 2011 model.... looks stylish ga ichadu kada!!!( bmw n benz ni kopy kottadu saaale gaaduu)
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mostly hyundai ki ponu......kani will keep this in mind......

[krisomania2043]

nenu monnane honda ccord konna bhayya 2009
bane undi mari