How do you choose a car

Hey everyone,
I'm trying to make the decision of choosing a car easier for potential buyers.
We're just starting out and don't have anything to sell, but want to
make sure we're building something that actually helps.
I've only ever come at it from my perspective and I'm having a hard time
understanding how it all works from the owner/customer perspective.
I know you are passionate about cars and could really help me cut
through the fog.
Do you have time to chat?

Thank u :icon16:

Hey everyone,
I'm trying to make the decision of choosing a car easier for potential buyers.
We're just starting out and don't have anything to sell, but want to
make sure we're building something that actually helps.
I've only ever come at it from my perspective and I'm having a hard time
understanding how it all works from the owner/customer perspective.
I know you are passionate about cars and could really help me cut
through the fog.
Do you have time to chat?

Thank u :icon16:

I am one of those guys with "gasoline running through his veins"...but I also have the perspective of 20 years of experience at the dealer service department level. An all-around car guy who spent most of his adult life working at high line European, domestic, and Asian dealers.

How can I be of service?:ylsuper:

What kind of help do you want. PM me I maybe able to help you

The huge choice of cars available can be confusing, but once you have decided what you need from a car, and how much you can afford to spend on it, it should be straightforward to choose the right model for you.

If I'm looking for an used car I prefer a car with few previous owners and low miles/kilometers on the meter.

I always looked at the history of repair and reliability of used cars. I've got mechanic friends who don't buy particular cars they've repaired. Car condition, fuel efficiency, mileage, smog and emission checks are priority. I prefer big cars too.

If your thinking about potential buyers, then you have to look at it like an
auction broker (http://stonewallauto.com) or auction dealer (http://stonewallauto.com). Buy a car relevant to what's going on....
gas prices high/good gaser if its winter/awd. maybe its time for the kids going back to college/affordable.

It's important to stay focused on what you need from a car, as opposed to what you want, and to have a realistic budget in mind...and to stick to it.

Hi...
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