Buying a New Car

monster · 08-22-2012, 12:06 AM

US-centric thread, sorry.

I hate it. I need help. Yes, this is our second new car this year. Yes, the minivan, yes we need a new van. Must have slidey doors.

No more info about needs/lokes/wants b/c everyone ignores them anyway. Test drove the Town and Country today, quite liked it.

We're (apparently but it kinda surprised us given our upbringings.....) "buy new, run for 10+ years" kind of people.

need advice about buying new cars, current minivans, test-driving, dealer-speak etc.....

But before all y'all tell us how to bargain...... Beest is "in the industry-ish" and we get 1% below invoice on the T&C So if you want to advise on the price aspect, there's a starting point. (and again, all advice welcome, thanks)

08-22-2012, 12:06 AM	#1
monster I hear them call the tide Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Perpetual Chaos Posts: 30,852	Buying a New Car US-centric thread, sorry. I hate it. I need help. Yes, this is our second new car this year. Yes, the minivan, yes we need a new van. Must have slidey doors. No more info about needs/lokes/wants b/c everyone ignores them anyway. Test drove the Town and Country today, quite liked it. We're (apparently but it kinda surprised us given our upbringings.....) "buy new, run for 10+ years" kind of people. need advice about buying new cars, current minivans, test-driving, dealer-speak etc..... But before all y'all tell us how to bargain...... Beest is "in the industry-ish" and we get 1% below invoice on the T&C So if you want to advise on the price aspect, there's a starting point. (and again, all advice welcome, thanks) __________________ The most difficult thing is the decision to act, the rest is merely tenacity Amelia Earhart

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