It is a fact of life that many people need adequate forms of transportation to commute to and from their jobs. If you are like most people, your car is one of the largest expenses you will have next to your house. In all the research I’ve done on personal finance, how you go about purchasing an automobile can have a large impact on your credit and financial picture. If you go about purchasing a car the wrong way, it can put you in a financial strain which will be difficult to recover from.
Can You Afford It?
As of this writing, the average American makes about $33,000 per year. Most brand new cars cost well over $12,000. This means that the cost of a brand new automobile makes up a large percentage of the annual income made by most Americans each year. Most people cannot afford to pay $14,000 up front for a brand new car, so many choose to get car loans. When you take into consideration the interest that must be paid, it can take as long as 7 years for the average worker to pay off this loan. At the same time, the car will depreciate in value, and will be worth very little once it is paid off compared to its original value.
Job Security
It is also important to remember that most people don’t keep their jobs for seven years. Many people, especially those that are young adults, may work multiple jobs within a single year. This shows a lack of stability, and it is easy to get into a financial strain if the economy suddenly experiences a downturn and jobs become harder to find. It is for this reason that you should avoid car loans and consider buying used vehicles instead. There are many advantages to buying a used car instead of a new one.
Benefits of Getting Used
Used cars tend to be much cheaper than brand new cars. Because of this they are easier to save money for. They will often be sold by private owners instead of a company, and the owner is likely to be much more flexible. You save money because you are purchasing a car at a wholesale price. Unlike a car loan, you won’t have to pay interest when purchasing a used car. At the same time, there are some disadvantages to buying a used car. Used cars will often have a large number of miles on them, and are much more likely to breakdown faster than new cars. This could leave you having to make costly repairs.
Can’t Addon
Used cars don’t have the options that you will get with new cars. The color and other accessories can’t be chosen, and what you see is what you get. While there is little you can do about this, you can have a mechanic check the used car prior to buying it to make sure there are no mechanical problems. If the transmission goes out, it could cost you well over $1000 to get it fixed, and this could put you into a financial strain. You should buy quality used cars from companies which have a reputation for making good vehicles.
Pay the True Value, Not What You Are Told
You should also check the bluebook value on any used car you’re interested in to make sure the price the owner is asking isn’t to high. If the bluebook value on a specific car is $3,000, don’t buy it from an owner who asks for $4000 unless there is a good reason to do so. Car loans should be avoided at all costs unless you have a stable job, a high income, or a large amount of savings.
A number of things need to be taken into account prior to buying a used car in Karachi, Lahore, Rawalpindi or Islamabad. Do you want a Honda, Toyota or a Suzuki? How are you going to finance it? What features should your car have? All these and additional factors need to be considered before choosing which car to buy. Outlined below are the important steps you should follow before buying a good used car in Pakistan.1. Come up with a Manageable Budget
If you manage your household expenses and balance your checkbooks regularly this should be a fairly easy exercise for you. Figure out your monthly expenses, including groceries, utilities, kids education, entertainment and financial payments. Now figure out how much you save in a month and the liquid savings you have in the bank. Using these numbers you should be able to come up with a decision as to how much you can spend and whether you require any extra financing. Remember that Car Financing is hard to obtain in Pakistan these days so it might be useful if you know someone in the Banking Industry.
If you do require financing, local Banks like MCB, UBL and HBL are probably your best shot. Processing fees are normally Rs. 4000.00 and most Pakistani banks do not finance used cars that are more than five years old. Down payment on the loan is normally fifteen percent with interest rates averaging 11 to 12 percent. You have to get the used car you’re interested in buying appraised by an authorized dealer to decide the value of the loan. The easier thing to do initially is ask them for a ball park figure for your particular make, model and year (mention the mileage as well).2. Decide on a Car Manufacturer and Model
The key to deciding on a make, model and year is the resale value of the car you’re buying. Toyota, Honda and Suzuki are the most common manufacturers and often get the best resale value in Pakistan. Certain models are far more popular than others and hence, also get better resale value. Plan for the future and think when you’re likely to sell your car and ask an auto-dealer in your city how much your car is likely to depreciate in that time period.
In Pakistan, the 2006 and 2007 Honda Civics are extremely popular, as are the 2005 and 2007 Toyota Corollas. Suzuki changes the shape of its cars less frequently in Pakistan and hence most models, especially the hatchbacks and coupes, are always in demand.3. Choose your Car Features Keeping the Budget in Mind
Consider the engine capacity as this will largely determine your weekly fuel expenditure based on your daily running.The other related feature to consider is whether your car runs on CNG, Diesel or Petrol. Buyers in Karachi and Lahore often prefer CNG due to its lower per kilometer cost, as the distances are greater and the roads are more crowded.
Other features such as power steering, color, sun roof, luggage capacity can effect the price of the car substantially and need to be weighed against the financial implications of opting for these features. Avoid dark colors in Karachi as the dust tends to make the car look dirty in a matter of minutes and highlights flaws.4. Research Used Cars for Sale Extensively
After deciding on the make, model and features you can begin to look for specific cars that match your criteria. My last article discusses where to look for used cars in Pakistan. Popular newspapers like Dawn and Jang have Sunday classified sections dedicated to used cars on sale in all major cities.
Online classifieds are also a great place to find a good deal. All you have to do is Google ‘Used Cars for Sale Karachi’ or the city where you reside and you’ll find several listings with currents ads posted. I normally refer to the first two pages of the search results to find the sites with the most current and frequently posted ads. Don’t assume you have found the right car after an hour or two. There may be even better deals if you search a few hours more.5. Organize your Research
Be organized about your search from the start. Use a spreadsheet software or a piece of paper and make a list of the used cars you’ve shortlisted. Add columns for price, features, seller contact details, questions you want to ask, meeting times and dates and comments you may want to add after talking to the seller. The advantage of using online classifieds is that most of them allow you to save ads you’ve viewed in your area of the site for easy access at a later time. List cars by similar makes, models, year of manufacture and features. Being organized will help you compare prices easily and negotiate a good deal for one of the used cars you’ve listed.6. Start Calling
Go ahead and start calling. Just remember to keep updating your list with newly negotiated car prices, meeting dates and times and any new details you discover along the way. Good luck and happy hunting.
If you belong to a middle-income household and are in need of a car, be it your first or second, a great used car is the appropriate choice for you. The market for high quality used cars has increased tremendously over the last few years and with the prevailing economic conditions the world over, this couldn’t be a better time to invest in an operationally sound second hand car be it a Honda or a Suzuki.
Finding a great car within a budget that suits you and does not add unnecessary pressure is one of the greatest advantages of buying a used car. There’s hundreds of cars available within your price range and with a little research you can find one that’s in tip-top condition. If you’re a car enthusiast you can examine the car for flaws and problems. If not, take some along with you who can properly evaluate the car’s condition. Take it for a test run and see it its really as good as the owner or dealer says it is.
Used cars also depreciate less over time as a percentage of the purchase price. New car prices drop rapidly after the first year or two and the money lost in selling a newly purchase car is far more in percentage terms. In addition, an increase in demand of used cars also means that prices are less likely to drop unexpectedly in time of economic hardship.
Auto insurance is one of the regular costs incurred in maintaining a car and can be a substantial amount depending on the car you use. Used cars, due to their market price, have lower insurance premiums. In fact, if you’re buying a second car, you can ask your existing insurance company for an additional volume discount, allowing you to save even more money. Remember, the older the car, the lower the price and hence, insurance payments.
If you’re not to rigid on buying new parts and your car is of an older model, used spare parts can work out to be pretty cheap as well. Keep in mind that this may prove to be the opposite in case of used cars that are more than a decade old. Carefully consider the availability of used spares for your car before committing to buy.
Used cars have become more abundant and easier to find than ever before. Popular newspapers and online classifieds are great sources to locate good deals on used cars. Advanced search features allow you to use price as a primary filter to view cars that fall within your budget. Other options exist to further refine your search by make, model, year of manufacture and other features and key specifications.
In all, used cars are perfect not only as second family cars, but also for an opportunity to save cash. With economic outcomes becoming unpredictable and volatile, its far better to save your money for a rainy day than blowing it on a new car. And if social acceptability is an issue, you’re far better off leading a comparatively stress free life with low monthly payments than worrying about what friends and family might say.
Sales of New and Used Vehicles Are Strongly Interrelated, According to a New Study from the Car Internet Research Program OTTAWA and PARIS (March 15, 2007) – The used car business is here to stay and will increasingly impact the new vehicle market in a variety of ways, including residual values, pricing, brand strength and customer relationships. As a result, manufacturer involvement in inventory management and used vehicle branding is crucial for enabling dealers to carry out successful remarketing programs.
These are among the findings from a new report focusing on the used car market published by the Car Internet Research Program (CIRP). The study, titled “Anatomy and Physiology of the
Used Car Business,” provides an in-depth analysis of the used vehicle market with a particular focus on four key markets: U.S., Canada, France and Germany. The research examines:
(i) The growth of the used car business, in both size and importance,
(ii) Global trends affecting the used car business,
(iii) The customer buying process, including Internet usage,
(iv) A comparative analysis of the four markets, and
(v) Success strategies for dealers/manufacturers.
The importance of the used car market is growing significantly. In both the U.S. and France, for example, the used-to-new vehicle ratio has increased since 1999 from 2.4 to 2.6, showing a steady growth of used vehicle sales by volume. In addition, used vehicle sales in the U.S. are today more than twice as profitable for dealers as new vehicle sales (a roughly 2.7% profit margin, as compared to 1.2%).
“Franchised dealers’ used vehicle operations now act as a hedge against uncertainties in the new vehicle market and even support new vehicle sales,” said Dr. Christian Navarre, Director of the Car Internet Research Program. “With declining margins in the new car business and the aging of vehicles on the road, the used car business is likely to be a growing and increasingly important component of franchised dealers’ sales, both in North America and in Europe.”
It is clear from the research that the key to continued growth will be transparency and symmetry of information, as consumers apply the same approach to research and collection of information in their search for used vehicles as they do to the new car buying process. For example, although consumers still use local newspapers and word-of-mouth when researching used car purchases, they are turning to the Web in increasing numbers, highlighting the importance of having a strong Internet strategy for used vehicle programs.
While national used vehicle markets differ in character and structure due to a variety of socio-economic, regulatory and other factors, the report identified six core strategies that are essential for growing used vehicle sales:
• Continually improve the customer experience, from the Internet to the showroom.
• Rationalize customer relationships through Customer Relationship Management (CRM).
• Perfect online promotion and merchandising efforts to reach prospective and existing customers.
• Manage inventory and pricing with network-wide IT solutions.
• Maximize high-margin sales opportunities.
• Optimize certified used vehicle programs.
“Consumer attitudes to used vehicles have become more sophisticated as vehicles themselves have improved in quality and reliability,” said Nick Gill, Global Automotive Leader for Capgemini. “The tools used by consumers have also evolved, resulting in the need for dealers and manufacturers to fundamentally change their approach to the sale of used vehicles, as this report demonstrates. While these changes involve significant financial investments, they hold the potential for great returns and are, in fact, necessary in today’s market.
Dealers and manufacturers face a rapidly evolving car market; they must evolve with it if they do not wish to be left behind.”
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Buying a used car is not often easy as the car has been previously owned by someone else who has handled it in a certain way which may not necessarily be the right way to handle an automotive. There are concerns about the how durable the parts are, how many parts have been replaced, fixed or broken. All these can cause a lot of confusion and in order to reduce the confusion, highlighted below are some common yet important points to remember when buying a used car:
• Affordability: Keep in mind the cost that you can afford, how long you would be keeping the vehicle and the kind of usage that it would have.
• Type of car: Depending on your lifestyle and the likely changes that it would undergo in the time that you would keep the used car, decide the brand that you would want to purchase. Make sure that it is within your affordability range.
• How long has the car been used is another very important factor. In such cases, it is often wise to buy a relatively new smaller car than a big care which has been used for a long time. Opt for cars that have been used by the owners themselves than those which have been driven by chauffeurs
• Take time before you decide on buying the car. Don’t make hasty decisions. Borrow the car to take it on a test drive and as your mechanic to check for the car’s parts especially the bottom.
• When taking the used car on a test drive, remember to take it on varied terrains, be aware of unusual noises and ease of steering.
The above points are just a quick check on the deal. Lot more research needs to be done as the investment is not small here.
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Free automotive classified sites in Canada offers listings for used car dealers or used car private owners to post their used cars for sale. One of the best places to look for used cars, whether they are used cars Toronto, used cars Montreal, and used cars Vancouver is by searching online. There are several free used car classified online. There are several advantages in looking for used cars online. One advantage of searching online for used cars is that most online used car dealers have user-friendly features that enable prospective buyers to narrow down their search by model, used car prices, and location.
One of the sites that people can go to when looking for used cars is CarAds.ca. CarAds.ca is one of the sites that post classifieds on used cars for sale, used cars dealers, and used car prices. The used car listing in CarAds.ca is one of the best in Canada, and its services are offered for free for buyers and sellers of used cars.
Prospective buyers of used cars can visit the CarAds.ca website and can look for the used cars that they want by typing in the used car prices within their budget, the used car models that they prefer, the year their prospect used cars was released commercially, their city, and their province.
To access the features of CarAds.ca, people have to register with the site for free. Once registered, they can take on the roles of either buyers or sellers. Another advantage of using the services of online used car dealers such as CarAds.ca is that buyers can take a look at the actual used car models being sold. Also, because online resources for used cars have huge listings, buyers can compare several used car models and their used car prices easier. Because of the many advanced search features of websites on used cars, buyers can either narrow down or expand their search on used cars.
For sellers, the number one advantage of making used of online resources for used cars is that they can post the used cars they are selling for free. They can also compare the prices of the used cars they are selling with other used cars of the same model and features.
Most listings of free used car classified ads in Canada also have other features such as reviews of different cars including used cars and other news that are relevant to the buyer and seller of used cars.
If you are planning on selling or getting rid of your car, a private sale may be for you. Selling your used auto directly to a buyer is an excellent way to get top dollar for your car, but it takes some time and work to find the buyer that will pay what you want. If you take the right steps and market your vehicle correctly, you can hope for a smooth transaction, a happy buyer, and most importantly – some cash in your pocket! If you are in a hurry to get rid of your heap because you desperately need to replace it, a private may not be for you. It will take too much time and trouble for what your car may be worth at that point. If this is the case, you may be better off taking it to a dealership where it can be used as a trade-in. If you do have some flexibility with time, consider a private sale. Ask yourself if you have the time and energy to invest in getting your car sold. If you do, read the tips below – they just may pay off in the end.
Evaluate the Vehicle
Before you can even think about what your car might be worth, you have to honestly and discriminatingly evaluate its condition. Below is a list of some of the factors you need to consider.
Exterior
Take a close look at the exterior of the car. Are there any dings, dents or scratches that you had or hadn’t noticed before? How is the paint? Do the metallic/chrome parts (if any) look shiny or dull? How do the tires look? How old are the tires?
Interior
What overall condition is the interior in? Is there any damage to the upholstery? Is the dashboard intact? How much wear and tear has been sustained? If you are a smoker, is there a lingering scent?
Mechanical
How strong does the car run? Does it have any problems? How well does the transmission shift? What does the engine sound like? Does the car have any oil leaks? Does it need any work?
Determine Your Car’s Value
Once you have a good idea of the overall condition of your car, you’ll be prepared to assign a general value to it. You can use Web sites such as NADA, Kelly Blue Book or Edmunds to get you started. Each site will guide you through the steps to determine your car’s value. Make sure to answer all questions honestly. Know all of your car’s special features and extra options before you start. Does you car have leather seats? Is there a sun or moon roof? What kind of stereo does it have? Is there a GPS included? All of this will have an impact on the car’s value. Once you have a good idea of the value, price your car accordingly. Keep in mind that the higher the price, the longer it may take to sell your vehicle. Also, do some research online to find out what comparable (same make/model/year, etc.) are currently on the market and what they are priced at. Set your price according to how competitive you want to be.
Prepare Your Vehicle
You can have your car detailed by an auto professional or you can do it yourself. Basically, you want to do everything in your power to make your car look as close to brand new as possible. Remove the rugs and vacuum underneath them. Shake out the rugs and vacuum them as well. Wipe down all non-porous surfaces with antibacterial wipes and use Armor-all on all applicable surfaces. Clean the windows from the inside and out. Clean out all storage compartments. Try to make the car look, smell and feel as close to new as you possibly can so that it will feel “new” to every potential buyer.
Advertise Your Car
Nobody will know that your car is available for sale unless you spread the word. There are many different ways of doing so, and no one way is the end-all be-all in terms of effectiveness. The best strategy is to employ a mix of methods so that you are reaching as many potential buyers as possible Try some of the following.
“For Sale” Signs
The best advertising for the automobile will be itself. Once your car looks all clean, shiny and attractive, post For Sale signs in the windows. Make sure that your signs state all relevant details clearly, the most important one being your phone number.
Newspaper Listings
An inexpensive way to reach your local market is to advertise in the newspaper. With newspaper ads you will generally pay by the word or line, so make sure to craft your ad using as few words as possible to highlight the most valuable features of your automobile. Also, make sure that your contact information is accurate. If you are also listing your auto on any Web sites, make sure to point your newspaper audience to those Web sites – especially if the sites contain photos.
Internet Listings
Listing your car for sale on the internet has many benefits. You can reach a wider audience, especially in the case that potential buyers are willing to travel some distance to pick up their vehicles. Many sites also have comprehensive marketing tools such as the ability to post photos and comprehensive checklists and forms that help you include all pertinent information. The drawback is that the price for listing on different Web sites varies and it’s difficult to gage how much Web site traffic these sites really have.
Fielding the Calls
After you’ve started advertising, you will begin to get phone calls from interested parties. It is important to qualify each caller as an actual sales lead. What this means is that you must determine that the buyer is actually in the market for a comparable vehicle and that they have the funds necessary to execute the transaction. You can get this information by asking questions.
Selling Your Car
After properly pricing, marketing and advertising your car, you should get interest in it. The more you work at each of the different steps, the better your chances will be at fetching top dollar for your car.
You can save a lot of time and fuel by making a list of questions to ask when buying a used car, and phoning around before you try and drive. In part three of my used car buying tips article series, I covered the topics of organized note taking during phone interviews, rust awareness, and problems the owner may have knowledge of concerning their own car. In this part I’ll go over some specific mechanical aspects which are typical problem areas with used cars.
Engine Issues:
How is the engine? Does it burn oil? This is a good thing to know because an engine that burns oil is worn out to some degree. When a car is burning oil it means that the oil in the engine, which is there for lubrication and cooling purposes, is escaping into the combustion chamber somehow, and going out the tailpipe as blue stinky smoke. That means that the car is excessively polluting the air, and more oil must be added to replace what has been lost. These things can be expensive to fix.
Similarly, oil leaking from the seals of the engine will land on the ground and end up polluting the streams, rivers and oceans in your area. Like the increased air pollution from an oil burning car, the oil leaking car is an environmental menace. Repair of oil burning problems usually requires a major overhaul of the engine. Oil leaks may require similarly complex repairs, or they may be much simpler. A leaking valve cover gasket is a very common oil leak affecting many cars which can be repaired with a $6 gasket and an hour of labor.
Transmission:
Ask the owner if the transmission shifts without any grinding. If not, this can be expensive to fix. Ask them about the clutch, when it was last replaced, and if they have the bill for it. If it has never been replaced, that’s not necessarily a bad thing. It may indicate that the car has been driven gently. It could be a $500+ job if it needs one though, which is ok if the asking price reflects that needed work.
Tires and Wheels, Glass and Exhaust:
Ask them about the tires. New tires cost around $100 each and up, depending on the car. Are the wheels steel or aluminum? Aluminum ones cost more when the car was new, and are generally more valuable, and nicer looking. Is the windshield cracked or pitted? New ones start at around $200 and go up from there. How about the muffler? Is it quiet? When was it last replaced? A new one of decent quality will cost a few hundred bucks minimum.
Brakes:
Brakes need to be done every couple of years on any car. When were they last done? Both front and rear? You can expect to pay $100 per wheel to have them done at least. You will need to have the brakes up to standard to insure your newly purchased used car, as a vehicle inspection is usually required by insurance companies. This is a good thing since it can save your life and the lives of others.
Paint:
What color is the car? How does the paint look? Like the rust question, this is a matter of perceptions, but its worth asking. Has the car ever been painted? If so, when? New paint may indicate that the car was rusted, or in an accident. New paint can be a good thing, especially if the paint has been there for a few years and still looks good. Original paint is the best though, because then you can see that there’s no rust or accidents, and they do paint right at the factory!
Interior Condition:
How is the interior? The condition of the upholstery is easy to see, and may reflect the level of care that has been taken in looking after the rest of the car. Find out what color the interior is too. Do you like that color? Asking if the car has ever been smoked in is a good idea if you like things that are clean. The difference in cleanliness between the interiors of a smoker’s car and a non-smoker’s car is quite remarkable.
The Price:
What is the asking price? It says in the ad, but ask anyway and make sure you are both on the same page about this important detail. Are they flexible on the price? See what they say.
The Location:
Find out where the car can be seen, and when. If they don’t want to meet you at their home, that should be a red flag. They may have lots of cars there, and try to meet you somewhere, anywhere but their place! Seeing where they live and the condition of their home will give you greater insight into how they take care of their lives, and therefore their cars. I like to go to their place to see what it looks like, so I can get a feel for how they take care of their stuff.
You know that buying a used car is a better investment than buying a new one, but what is a good price and what is need of it. How you decide to buy the used car?
It is still a little bit of a gamble since there is no guarantee that the car is accident free, has real or fake mileage, and was properly maintained. The first step in buying a pre own car is a detailed assessment of your transportation needs of yours and family as well as money to spend.
You should think about
Why you need car?
How many miles you drive everyday?
What is other family member thinking to buy a car?
Is it because of financial issue, you choose to have a pre own car?
Use the appropriate checklist to evaluate any car you are considering buying. You can find a checklist in many of the magazines articles, books and Internet sites that deal with buying a used car. Take some one with you when you go for a pre own car and take a test drive yourself with brakes, light signals, wipers, see if you really heard any bad noises while test drive etc. If you have an option, always buy a used car from true friends recommendation instead of going for a street sign For Sale.
It is very important to think about the Value of it. With the value of cars depreciating so quickly, buying a used car makes sense to get a good value for your money. But when it comes to value, it’s hard to beat the advantages of it. The Book value is a basic term used in the car-buying business. With the value of cars depreciating so quickly, it can represent good value for money. It is important to determine the value of any car before you make a purchase decision or sign a contract.
Although it is often a smart financial decision, but sometimes it can be a transaction full of potential disaster and lost all your investment. It is quite a bit different from buying a new one.
It is usually cheaper, but you must take greater care in selecting a used vehicle. I believe it is best done locally.One of the largest benefits of it is that you can often get a great deal and in many cases, the car you buy may even be relatively new. It is usually cheaper, but you must take greater care in selecting a vehicle.
Buying a pre own car is a great way to stretch your dollar, but remember that it is a business transaction too.
In selling your used car, the Internet can be your best option. Many people from all over the country and abroad managed to get good money by online selling. Just to give some examples of some: used cars Toronto, used cars Montreal, and used cars Vancouver
Advantages of selling your used car online
Uploading pictures and other pertinent information regarding your used cars online is easy. Aside from the used car prices, always remember to include fundamental data such as the number of doors, VIN, size of the engine, and model of your used car. These would aid the buyers in comparing your used car with other vehicles on the market block.
Preparing to sell your used car
When a potential buyer finds your used cars so dirty and not that well maintained, he or she would assume that you are not taking care of your used car. Whether the buyer’s assumption is right or wrong, the harm has been done – your used car may not be that appealing anymore. If the buyer sees that the used car may be old but still presentable, he or she would assume that you regularly changed the oil, put in the mandated repairs, and generally kept the car in good condition. So remember to clean the dents and balance those tires.
Used car prices
Used car prices may differ from one place to another. Also, used car prices can change because of new car rebates and discounts. The used car prices you should be assigning should fairly reflect the following: mileage, demand for the kind of used car you have, and reliability track records.
Online selling avenues for used cars
Here are the differing kinds of sites to be considered when you sell your used cars: online used car sales websites, online used car auctions, online car hobby sites, or online cars-related forum groups.
Whether you sell your used car online or in a used car shop, never forget that haggling is to be expected. An intelligent searcher of used cars may assume that used car prices have been set a bit high, so negotiating the final used car prices will probably take place.
When you and your buyer have come to an understanding, what remains to be done for you to hand over the used car with its title and for the buyer to settle the bill of sale.