Getting the Most Out of Your Dealer

by | Nov 25, 2016 | Automotive

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Whether you are looking for a new car dealer or contemplating switching dealers, you want to make sure you choose someone who cares about you. Unfortunately, many dealers don’t care a lot about their customers, they just want to sell cars and meet their quotas. Here are some ways to tell if your dealer is in it for the money, or if they genuinely care about your best interest.

Willing to Haggle

Sometimes, a dealer will haggle with you to reach a lower price, typically only with used cars. If a dealer is willing to negotiate a lower price, that means that they care about your business and happiness. If a dealer is not willing to negotiate a price, it doesn’t always mean they don’t care. Sometimes only certain employees can haggle with customers.

Works with Your Budget

Many dealers will try their best to work within your budget. This can include haggling, suggesting another vehicle, or offering specials. If you can’t afford the vehicle that you wanted, dealers can help you find an alternate one. They will often suggest vehicles that are within your budget, but still have everything you are looking for in a vehicle. Sometimes, the suggestion they make might even be better than your original choice.

Some dealers also run special offers and promotions to help you get the car you want. Auto finance & lease specials can help you and your credit. Dealers might understand that sometimes things happen that are out of your control. A dealer might offer you’re a special if you have lost a job or if your car broke down. Dealers that try their very best to make sure you leave their dealership happy while receiving a good deal, are dealers that you should consider. You can check around your area for specials that some dealers might be offering.

Hawk Ford of Oak Lawn offers auto finance & lease specials for customers who qualify. Visit us to find the latest auto finance offers including lease and finance specials for new ford cars, trucks, and suvs.