Is there any car delearship that i can trust?

you can trust pretty much any new car dealership.
Is there any car delearship that i can trust?
Heck no! They are in it for the money, not to make friends. Don't be fooled by any of them!
Is there any car delearship that i can trust?
NO, they are out to get your money you want to keep as much as you can. their your bf before the sale don't know who you are after sale
Reply:The majority of new car dealerships can be trusted. The dealer ship can be further checked through your BBB and consumer affair's office. Remember it takes only one individual to make any business look bad. If you don't like the way procedure's are handled, speak up and go to management.
Reply:I used to sell cars and the truth is, NO, you really can't trust them. In the end they are out to sell a car and make money, and if they can do it by tricking you (and sometimes outright lie to you) they will. That's why I got out of the industry. My conscience wouldn't let me do it any more!





That being said, not all salesmen (or women) are BAD, some are very pleasantand really DO try to be ethical. It's just that they are hard to find.





There ARE some things you can do to be prepared before going out though.





One is to get pre-approved for a loan. This way the dealership can't lie to you and push up the interest rate (believe it or not they get a percentage of whatever they can get you to agree to ABOVE what the bank sets as the "norm.").





The other is to learn the tricks they use.





Visit this blog site and read these articles. It exposes the tricks salespeople use to make you think you're getting a deal when you're not.





Here's a quick link to the actual articles:





http://bad-credit-help.org/blog1800badcr...
Reply:Define trust. All dealerships are out there to make money. Heck, all businesses are out there to make money. Just do your research on the car you want, know what price you should be paying and don't let them push you around. Don't be afraid to walk away from a deal if it's not right.
Reply:Yes, there are plenty. But frankly it starts with you, if you go in lying about a trade or a quote, a good salesman will pick up on it and you are in for a bad experience. If you go in with your cards on the table, MOST of the time you'll be fine.





It also depends on what kind of car you are looking for. Some brands have fierce competition, and that breeds liars and cheaters just to get ahead.





Almost any highline dealer will treat you right, but if you are not buying highline, ask your friends who they used at a certain dealer, a referral is always treated right.
Reply:No If Ur Gonna Buy A Car never buy a new one cuz the very second u buy at lets say $30000 Ur Not gonna be able to sell at the same price no matter wat just buy a new one well thats my opinion.
Reply:Nope.

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