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Beware When Buying a Car

Written By Unknown on 12 Mar 2010 | 08.14

Car salesmen are notorious for pressuring you into quick decisions. Their ultimate goal is to sell you the car as quickly as possible so that they can move onto their next buyer. However, do not let them pressure you. Many car salesmen have been working in the industry for years and know exactly how to play off your emotions. Getting a good deal on a car is just as much about psychology as it is your ability to negotiate. Here are a few things you can avoid to make a smart purchase while getting an excellent deal:

Get a thorough background check if the car is used Do not let them trick you into paying a deposit as it forces you to buy the car Do sign anything Avoid over talking during the deal as it gives away too much information Do not discuss anything personal such as finances, job, or anything else they can use to determine your economic status Be as impersonal as possible Avoid emotions while you are buying your car Always require a vehicle inspection if you are buying a used car Do not get excited about a car because when your eyes light up then they know they can overcharge If you find a car you really like then browse the other cars for a while before returning to the one you really like

If you follow some of these simple rules and keep the buying experience about nothing but the price of the car you can save yourself hundreds if not thousands of dollars. Experience car salesmen are going to be looking for certain signs so keeping a poker face and avoiding these common mistakes can help you walk away certain that you got the best deal possible.
08.14 | 0 komentar | Read More

How to buy a car for Women


Car buying can be a very intimidating process for anyone. But for most women it can be especially daunting. Many women feel obligated to take a boyfriend, husband, or father with them to the dealership in order to get a fair deal.

However, there is no need to feel intimidated! Follow these tips to negotiate a great car price.

* Be Empowered! Negotiating is simple if you are not face to face with a pushy salesman. Get car quotes online and negotiate with dealers via email. Anyone can do it.

* Educate Yourself. Research cars online and figure out what you want and can afford.

* Wait to Negotiate. Feel free to shop around and do a few test drives, but avoid the impulse buy and do not negotiate anything while you are at the dealership. Do it at home over email with multiple dealerships!

* Avoid Temptation. Don't get lured in by incentives, gifts, or even sweets (dealers love leaving donuts and brownies around the showroom). Keep a calm head and wait until you are home to negotiate. When dealers give you a total price, they'll be forced to include any applicable rebates to beat their competitors, and you can go out and buy as many brownies as you want with all the money you save.

* Turn the Other Cheek. If you are talked down to, patronized, ignored, or treated poorly, don't get mad, just walk away. They just lost any hope of a commission!

* You are Not Obligated. Do not feel obligated to buy from the salesman who showed you around. You can always ask him to beat your best price later after you get a good price online.

Negotiate from the comfort of your own home. Use free car quotes services to get prices from multiple dealerships. Then negotiate a great price via email. You don't have to actually buy a car online, only negotiate and settle on a price. You'll still have a chance to go to the dealership, kick the tires, and take it for a spin before signing.
08.09 | 0 komentar | Read More

Put your car with a Subwoofer


Unlike the subwoofers found in concert or theaters, car subwoofers are more subtle in their design. Ideal for being hidden because of space limitations, car subwoofers are often found in the doors or the trunk of an automobile. They are designed to be compact so that the automobile operator can still enjoy the same dramatic sound of their favorite song, but without the bulky nature of other subwoofers. Realistically, the same model that is used in a theater or concert could never fit inside of an automobile. This is why car subwoofers are small and subtle, in that the manufacturer does not want to take away from the interior appearance of the car by allowing a bulky audio product to be visible.

Unfortunately for many, some music enthusiasts are determined to create intense sounds with their car subwoofers, which can result in hearing loss for those inside the automobile. The most common way to do this is by turning up the bass sound and 'jamming' to the beats of a song. If exposed to extremely loud sound coming from the car subwoofers for a prolonged period, hearing loss is often severe. Therefore, these products should be used responsibly just as any other device inside of an automobile.



Car subwoofers can, however, enhance the car audio experience greatly. In addition, they can also be used to greatly enhance the unique look of a car. In this case, car subwoofers are designed to be seen as much as heard. They are designed in various sizes, including round, square, triangular, etc. Most auto enthusiasts prefer to install their own car subwoofers, while others opt for having them professionally installed.

When shopping for car subwoofers, there is no shortage on options. Specialty stores, including retail, auto and online shops carry a wide variety of audio products and feature a broad range of price tags to go with them. Car subwoofers, depending on the model and features, can be very expensive. However, this is the case with almost every automobile upgrade or product. The majority of car subwoofers carry some type of warranty, which should be clearly outlined on the packaging or by the retailer. It is a good idea to save any warranty information, which will be the only way to redeem the manufacturer's services at no cost in the event of a problem. Warranties will vary depending on the manufacturer, but often are limited to defects that are a direct result of workmanship or materials. Misuse of a product is not normally covered under a manufacturer's warranty.
08.04 | 0 komentar | Read More

Private Special place Stamp on Your Car

I am sure that you have seen custom street cars and that you have asked yourself if you should personalize your own car... The answer is very simple: it depends totally on your style, personality, habits and needs.

This may sound strange, but there are only two types of car owners: the ones that love comfort and are prepared to spend large sums for greater protection, and the ones that love the adrenaline surge and are deeply attached to their car, considering it sometimes as a friend and in other cases as a part of themselves or their personality. People of the first type view cars as a way of getting from one place to another quickly and comfortably. They don't really need a custom stree car. But those of the other type are perfect candidates. For them, personalizing their cars is like boosting and refreshing their personalities.

Why do some people want to have custom street cars? The answer is simple. Most of them want them to impress others and express themselves in a new way. Others want them for races. But how does one get to own a custom street car? Custom street cars are really normal purchased cars, whatever the brand, which are then customized according to the 'visions' of their owners. Some custom street cars are so heavily modified that they have little in common with the original thing. These are costly affairs, and a true car lover will even take bank loans to fit out his vehicle to his satisfaction.

Which parts do they change? The commonest changes pertain to the look and design of the car. These are 'upgraded' with a modern touch, stickers, neon lighting and under-car LEDs, paint, window graphics and so on. But the most important thing that is subjected to such customizations, especially in the case of race cars, is of course the engine.

The fastest and easiest way to obtain an adrenaline rush at full speed on these custom street car is to use the renowned nitro boosts. Rpm boosts and fuel intake enhancements are also very often used. The ignition system is also important and some add silencers for comfort.

If the custom street car isn't being personalized for races, then the owners normally emphasizes style and design. You can recognize such cars easily by their vibrant colors and bright drawings in original and creative styles. Also, these types of custom street cars are often fitted out with different types of accessories for the decks, windows, lights and even license plates.

If you are thinking of getting your own custom street car you can get a lot of ideas for arranging and decorating it from the sales persons who work in car accessories stores or from websites. There are lots of tips and ideas out there that can get you started. Also, many car lovers share their experience when it comes to products or installing LEDs on many boards. If you don't know where to begin, ask for the opinion of one of them who owns a model that you like.
08.01 | 0 komentar | Read More

Car Battery Maintenance


Every car comes with one, but some motorists act as if this particular component is completely maintenance free. What am I talking about? Your car's battery. Technological advances have made "maintenance free" batteries standard equipment on virtually every vehicle produced today. However, the term "maintenance free" is a misnomer, one that can leave you stranded if you do not perform proper and regular maintenance. Battery maintenance isn't difficult to do, so let's take a look at what you can do to keep your car running.

Before discussing battery maintenance, please make sure that your battery is, in fact, the sealed type. If it isn't, then the "maintenance free" label certainly does not apply and you will need to add water on a regular basis. Unsealed batteries are easy to spot as they have small vent caps on top of the battery which can be twisted open. You will need to periodically add distilled water to maintain water levels; more so in the summer months as water tends to evaporate quicker. Do not let your battery run low or run out of water as the battery's cells can be ruined.

If your battery is of the sealed variety, then the "maintenance free" label is still only partially true since the term only extends to you not needing to add water to the cells as you would with an unsealed battery.

With any type of car battery - sealed or unsealed - you must do the following to help keep it working properly:

1. Clean the cables. Disconnect the cables from the battery and clean them with a wire brush that has been doused in a home made mixture [the mixture combines one tablespoon of baking soda with one cup of water]. Use this same mixture to clean off the top of the battery; use a small and clean paint brush to apply the solution where needed.

2. Lubricate the posts. A small dab of petroleum jelly on each post will help keep your cables clean and free of corrosion longer. In addition, the jelly will make it easier for you to slip the cables back onto the battery.

3. Check connections. Besides the connection between the cable and the posts, make sure that the battery hold down bar is securely in place. Not all cars have or need a battery hold down bar, but if yours has come so equipped, you will need to put it back in its proper place.

That's it! Car battery maintenance is an easy task and one that should be performed on an annual basis. If you keep your battery properly maintained, you will extend its life and greatly reduce the chance that your battery will fail you at an inopportune time. Yes, the "maintenance free" label is incorrect, so please don't be lulled into forgetting to do something that should never be overlooked.
07.43 | 0 komentar | Read More

Tips before Buying a car

It is always wise and advisable to do a detailed inspection of any used vehicle or auto parts that you opt and plan to purchase, BEFORE executing the transaction and any money exchanges hands.

Advertisements and sales-talk about the car, that might have lured you in or grabbed your attention might be misleading, misrepresentation, even untrue. Some of the toted features and promised quality may not really present, even performance claims, enhancements or exaggerations are quite commonplace and pervasive in this market as well. You will be well-served to diligently be on the look-out for them.

Here are some examples of what to pay attention to in your pre-purchase vehicle or parts inspection:

I. Vehicle Exterior: do a walkabout and note the paint-job and detailing on the car

1 Look for scratch-marks and other dents.

2 If you are unable to detect any and/or suspect a new finish, ask when and why the car was painted.

3 Hiding rust and imperfections are quite common.

4 Check the bumpers and wheel wheels checking for dents, body filling and/or signs of rust or decay.

5 The underside might yield the most of this problem.

6 You might be able to infer from these aspects mentioned above, that if there are problems on the out or underside, they might also just be inside the vehicle as well.

II. Vehicle Angles, as well as the Vehicle Interior: check all angles of the vehicle, top to bottom, tip to tail, rear, front, sides and even underneath the vehicle.

1 Any inconsistencies or signs of major repair, could be cause for concern.

2 Try to cover all the details and detailing.

3 Look for outright and lingering sign of damages.

4 Stains, tears or exposure, even sun damage might be noticeable on the upholstery and interior of the vehicle as well.

5 Try and spot all these tell-tale signs prior to your purchase.

III. Vehicle engine: always remember that a clean engine does not necessarily mean that all is good and well.

1 Take a much closer look and notice all details that has to do with the functioning of the vehicle

2 Two obvious places to look, would include the exhaust manifold (check for rust here) and the ass well (check for oil leaks or residue here).

3 Checking the dipstick for oil is essential as well. Ensure that you feel no particles in it when rubbing your fingers against it. If present, it may be indicative of some related engine problems and even wear and tear, aging or breakdown over time.

4 Physically starting the engine, listening carefully to the revs and even taking it for a test drive is advisable as well.

5 Performance of the engine and the handling of the car are your tell-tale signs here.

6 Check all brakes and features thoroughly as well.
07.20 | 0 komentar | Read More

Safe Frond Focus 2010 ?


2010 Ford Focus Small Family Car

The Ford Focus is an affordable vehicle that burst onto the scene several years ago. With its compact design, pleasing price tag, and convenience, the Focus has been a popular choice for many people seeking affordability. The Focus ranks 19 out of 29 in the area of affordable small cars. This is based on test drives, reliability, published reviews, and safety features. One of the most important statistics that can not be overlooked in this rating is the safety features.

Ford has added multiple new safety measures in the 2010 models. Traction control, a four-wheel anti-lock braking system and stability are now standard features on all new Focuses. One of the most innovative additions is the MyKey system. This device allows parents to limit speed to 80 miles per hour as well as set many other limitations on the vehicle's performance. This feature helps parents to ensure teen's safety and gives the Focus a positive rating in the safety column.


2010 Ford Focus Car Show

Furthermore, upgrades to the Sync infotainment and navigation system have been completed. However, the Sync system still experiences problems with voice recognition, making this feature a negative aspect of the vehicle's safety. Also, remote keyless entry and power locks are now standard on all 2010 Ford Focuses.


2010 Ford Focus Family Car Show

Overall, the Focus scored an 8.3 out of 10 in the safety category. The 2010 Ford Focus is a good choice for those looking to get from point A to point B with a few extra features. With respectable safety and some unique and innovative security features, the Focus ranks well in the safety category. However, the vehicle can still use a few improvements to be considered a car that offers elite safety.
07.12 | 0 komentar | Read More