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Our method of buying a car avoids hassles and yields the best possible price. The key is competition—getting new-car dealers to bid competitively for your business. We tell you how to do it.
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Getting a good deal on a car lease is considerably more complex than on a straight purchase, and dealers love this complexity. If you want to lease, you can still initiate a competitive bidding process by nailing down several additional points.
EB Writes: "Because I'm a bit of a skeptic...I have been doing my own online research. I have also contacted other buying services from organizations that I belong to (USAA, MVCP, and UBS). None of my research or the other (free to me) services produced the results that CarBargains did..."
Kiplinger's Buyer's Guide wrote: ...CarBargains has gotten lower price quotes than other car-buying services in several consumer tests, including a test conducted by Kiplinger Personal Finance Magazine.
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