- "This whole idea of walking into a car store to negotiate the price of a car is a really bad idea for the consumer, because you are only talking to one supplier," Bragg says.
His advice: Call a number of area dealers, tell them what car you want to buy, then send a fax or e-mail asking for their bottom-line price — including taxes and destination charges.
Sometimes, Bragg says, the prices they offer are less than you would have been willing to pay.
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Buying a New Car
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