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From negotiating prices to handling paperwork, an auto broker can take the hassle out of car buying and ensure you get the best deal possible. …
There’s a big difference between a car broker and a car buyer’s agent. Many brokers promote themselves as buyers’ agents, but in reality, they receive payment from dealerships as well as car buyers. Know the facts, so you can get your best deal!…
If you’re like the majority of car buyers, you may not relish the thought of buying or leasing your next car. It’s not easy to shop in a dealership without feeling pressured, and there are hidden costs to buying online with a car buying service. How can you protect yourself? A car buyer’s agent just may be the hero you need.
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We here at Car Pal are writing to help you and your friends and family stay informed about the state of the…
Car Pal’s Advice for Negotiating the Best Car Deal You Possibly Can You may feel that you’re a good negotiator, and you…
Jenn Jones wrote a comprehensive LendingTree article entitled “Finding the Best Car-Buying Service for You” which gives a great overview of the whole car-buying service marketplace and how Car Pal fits into it.
Car Pal’s national consumer-centric and business model is quite innovative in the marketplace. Because of this, we are always happy when other organizations take notice of our approach.
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To most consumers, the long-distance car buying and home vehicle delivery process is a complete mystery. We’ll explain how it works, step-by-step….
Word of the Day: tregetour – juggler, trickster, deceiver So many times, people see good looking online car prices that make them…
When buying a car, we know on some level that this major purchase is all about our own and/or your family’s needs….
Using the internet, many used car buyers go out of town or even out of state to purchase a used or pre-owned vehicle. This can be a good way to find a far better vehicle than you might find locally; or in many cases, a better overall deal in terms of vehicle, miles, and price. Here’s how it works….
