The Car Buyer's Bible | 
enlarge | Author: Robin Segal Publisher: Murray Hill Books Category: Book
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Media: Paperback Number Of Items: 1 Pages: 128 Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4 Dimensions (in): 8.3 x 5.5 x 0.5
ISBN: 0971969744 Dewey Decimal Number: 629.222029 EAN: 9780971969742 ASIN: 0971969744
Publication Date: April 2, 2005 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Shipping: Expedited shipping available Shipping: International shipping available Condition: BRAND NEW, no marks, free gift wrap if you ask, immediate shipping, reliable seller
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Product Description 1. Read this book and learn the eight rules for negotiating a fair deal on a car. 2. Follow the simple "to-do list" directions at the end of each chapter to prepare for your trip to the car dealership. 3. Go to a car dealership and buy a car for a fair price. Yes, it CAN be that simple! The Eight Commandments in THE CAR BUYER'S BIBLE are the universal rules for buying any car. They cover research before you visit the dealership, and your conduct at the dealership, including price negotiation, breaking the salesman's intimidation over you, and finding the best financing for your car. THE CAR BUYER'S BIBLE is not just another how-to book. The author shares her own experiences selling cars. These narratives will give you the understanding, perspective, and ability to really understand car dealershihps, and to sail, trouble-free, through the complex situations and human dynamics found on the car showroom floor. Once you understand and follow the eight commandments, buying a car will be transformed into an easy, fair and money-saving experience. THE CAR BUYER'S BIBLE also features a guide of 36 websites, including any information you will need to prepare for your trip to the dealership. Look no further than THE CAR BUYER'S BIBLE for all the information, guidance, and wisdom you will need to never again spend too much money on a car.
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of little value March 25, 2008 i did not find this book of any value and would recommend that you did not waste your money on buying it, i am certainy sorry that i did.
How to be a savvy car shopper- brilliant behind the scenes of how a dealership operates!! October 31, 2005 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
It's a fun read. All car shoppers as well as anyone facing a purchasing negotiation can benefit from this book. It offers precise tips on how to avoid common pitfalls and get the best deal possible in any car purchase or lease situation. It's also a great read and a facinating tour of how a car dealership operates. It took us forever to decide whether to buy or lease until we read this book!
A God send for a car buying rookie May 29, 2005 4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I have to confess that I am someone who managed to get through the first 20 years or so of adulthood without ever having bought a car. But now that I may have to bite the bullet, I found this book indispensable. I never realized that buying a car can be such a minefield and that there so many things that a prospective buyers needs to be aware of. I thought that this book gave me some very clear principles to use when approaching a show room. I particularly liked the advice about getting financing at your own financial institution instead of falling for the financing deals that the dealerships will try to offer. I also liked the authors point about NOT trying to understand the dealer and his or her perspective - that is probably the first mistake I would have made had I not read this book. The book is written with a very witty style and I found that once I started reading I couldn't put it down and read practically all of it in one sitting!
FINALLY...THE ONE!!! May 17, 2005 3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I have been buying new cars for over 40 years, and finally, after not knowing whether I was paying too much or not, I got hold of this book, and everything changed for me. Just by following the eight commandments, which are easy and straightforward, I'm finding car buying can happen without hassle or mystery, and by using the web sites listed in the appendix, I know where to look up everything I could possibly need. Finally, I feel in control, and so much more confident that I'm not spending too much money. The stories communicate how important the commandments really are. Besides being a wise investment, this book is fun to read.
Indispensible Guide April 19, 2005 4 out of 4 found this review helpful
With much anxiety, I was in the market for my first new car. Using the Car Buyer's Bible's easy to use commandments, I was able to negotiate a price $500 below invoice for a 2005 Subaru Outback XT2.5 Limited! I am so pleased with this purchase!
Segal thoroughly describes the mindset of the car salesman and strategies for working with them (don't forget to bring a notebook to the dealer!). I successfully dealt with 2 different Subaru salesmen at 2 different dealerships, an ethical one and a confirmed liar (revealed by my trusty notebook!). Guess who I bought from?
This book will save you hundreds, if not thousands of dollars, not to mention provide you with the long lasting satisfaction of NOT GETTING RIPPED OFF!!
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