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Home > Car Topics > Car Shopping Advice Facts Hidden Between Lines At Car Dealers?
by The writing in small tiny lettering in the bottom of
every advertisement should be of more importance to
every shopper. You should pay more attention to
the tinny writing as apposed to the details of
advert. Whether you are shopping for the
used cars in houston area, or any other city in
the nation you will find this article to contain
information that with memory refreshing, you may
find out that you
experienced a scam at a previous dealership visit. Certified used cars, is an abused term for
marketing purposes, ultimately increasing the
dealerships profit. Certified basically means that
some parts have been restored, a tune up performed,
and new brakes installed. This costs
much less than the margin of increase for adding the
word certified. To make matters worst, a dealer
that sells certified
used cars in houston area, where the engine wires were
were sprayed with black paint to make it look new.
Many readers wrote me about a certified car that
had undisclosed history of accidents. However,
they could not
fight for a refund, because they signed an AS IS
statement. The fine print gets a
lot of consumers in trouble. Lets take the 90 day
dealer warranty for example. If
you were to read the fine print, you may notice
a fine print stating
that the car is sold AS IS, and the warranty only
covers the power train. Last but not least, the buyers guide (Sticker on
car windows at dealerships). Most consumers are
unwary that the
sticker is a requirement forced by the federal
government. It is also a federal law that type of warranty
is stated on the sticker. it should
disclose if the car was sold AS IS, or not. The
sticker overrides the words of the salesperson, for
example if the
salesperson tells you that the car warranted, but the
sticker states “AS IS”. The
number one issue my readers ask advise for is that they bought
a car based of facts a salesperson explained, and
weeks later the dealership is not honoring the
salespersons words. The excuse is that the "As
Is" box was checked.
Read the buyers guide carefully, don't just glance
at it.
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