There are a lot of thoughts out there on when to purchase a
car. Throughout the year there are many trade-in discounts and various holiday
specials offered, but if the savvy car shopper does a little researching, she
will find that the end of the year is the absolute best time to buy. This is
when car dealers offer a multitude of incentives such as zero percent interest
and financing, and often a substantial amount of cash back. These offers
usually apply to many makes and models, allowing for plenty of options to
choose from. The reason for such deals is that room must be made for next
year’s lineup of new vehicles, and by substantially dropping prices, room gets
made quickly—meaning it’s important to act fast before the most sought after
models get taken.
And not only is it important to know when to buy, but it
matters how to buy your car as well. The fact is, new cars can lose up to 60%
of their value over the first few years—you actually lose around 9% of the
car’s value the minute you drive it off the lot! Plus, new cars typically have
higher insurance rates, and with certain models (like ones newly introduced or
upgraded, changed in some way) it can be dangerous to drive off in something
that has no true history, one that not many—or any—people know much about, or if
it has any major malfunctions.
This is why it’s best to buy now. Before 2016 arrives there
are so many specials, incentives, offers, price-cuts being offered on used
cars, you couldn’t possibly find them all. But I guarantee you find one that
works well for you. Just don’t wait too much longer because the good ones get
sold fast, and the new year is right around the corner.
-Andrae Bergeron
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