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Buying a car is a fairly big decision and you should have a basic understanding of what you need to know before beginning the car hunt. You will also want to write down what you*re looking for in a car, for instance do you want two doors or four doors? There are a lot of questions that you need to ask yourself before you*re ready to make the purchase but once you have decided on what you want in your car then you can begin searching.

When you begin the hunt for your car you should check both online and offline resources, typically though you'll find better deals online. There are a lot of websites that are set-up to run car auctions and lots of people participate in these auctions. You can find your dream car by looking through these auction sites and often you'll pick up a vehicle cheaper then expected. Many motivated sellers seek online auction sites to list their cars and often you'll get the bang for your buck if you use an auction site.

Offline resources such as auto trader magazines and newspapers can offer great cars for sale as well and so can junkyards. You should spend a weekend driving around your local region and check out all the junkyards for any cars that are there that need minimal work. You'll get cheap prices at the junkyard but most times you need to put a bit work into getting the car running properly. Auto trader magazines usually are published monthly and list all the cars for sale in the month, again here you can find motivated sellers looking to just to get rid of their vehicles and you can find great bargains here.

If you want a new car then the best place to start your search is the local car dealerships, this will cost a lot more but if you*d like a new car it's your best bet. You can sometimes bargain a little bit with the dealerships so try your best at reasoning the price down as best you can before confirming a purchase. Act like a hard sale and some dealerships will knock down prices to get your business.

There are tons of places where you can buy a car and depending on what your budget is and whether you want new or used will determine where you start your hunt. It can take a little while to find the right car at the right price so never rush into buying something and you should preferably have the car checked if it's a used vehicle because sometimes things can be wrong that you wouldn*t spot out without being a professional. Even if you need to pay somebody to come with you and check out the used car before buying it, it would be worth it because most car problems cost quite a bit to fix. You don*t want to deal with having to fix a car after just buying it either which is another reason why you should have it checked out before making the purchase.