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WHERE TO BUY A CAR

There are a wide array of options from where to buy a car â€“ knowing which is the most reputable as well as knowing who will give you the best deal, can be difficult.

Check out our For example, for a new car, you can try just some of these

organisations: independent dealers, brokers importers, online retailers... .For a used car, you have even more choice: auction, online, supermarket, private, ex-lease etc.

First of all, look for a well-known, reputable business that has a long history, or go on personal recommendations from friends and family.

BUYING A NEW CAR

If you are buying a new car, the preferred method for most people is via a franchised dealer. This can be done by going direct to the dealer or via an online car buying service that links to all the manufacturers.

The benefit of this method is that all warranties and safeguards are built in.

However, you must be prepared to negotiate a good deal, as franchised dealers can also a relatively expensive route to buying.

You may also be able to snap up a special deal on selected models, so checking offers and using the internet are a good way to keep track of these offers.

Another way to save a chunk of change is to import â€“ and, as with buying any car, choose a well known and reputable company.

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NEARLY NEW CARS

Realistically speaking 'nearly new' cars are new â€“ the few miles on the clock are insignificant when compared with the amount of savings you can make.

A great way to get a new car at a knock down price is to get one classed as 'nearly new'. In its first year, a car will depreciate by thousands of pounds. Even where a car has been registered for a while, then sold â€“ and is then classed as â€œnearly newâ€ - you can still make savings.

Nearly new cars can be bought from franchised dealers, car supermarkets, brokers and online..

You can get a cheaper deal from buying privately, but, unless you really know what you are doing, it is best to stick to purchasing from somewhere where you get some â€˜securityâ€™ in case the vehicle fails