Find Your Dream Car – FAST

You’re on an intersection on the way to office and you look out your window. Your eyes narrow as you see the car next to you and you say to yourself, “I want that car”. The light goes green and off the other car goes, and there you are thinking, “Where do I get one like that? Perhaps at half the price because of mortgage, electricity…” and on, and on, and on.

Are you talking about this car?

Search engines like Google can help even the most clueless and speed-hungry souls (and car-buyers on a budget). And maybe equally faster as your dream car, search engines can give you car buying guide and tips in mere seconds.

We want speed, grr. Please.

Here are some car buying tips in finding your dream car:

• Information – Thousands of websites are available to give you all the information you need when comparing and looking for your dream car. You might even learn new features and specifications you never knew existed. With tough competition nowadays, car makers are always re-inventing product features yet keeping their price competitive (except of course for those select luxury cars). 

• Reviews – Car owners often share their thought on how their new car is performing. Search engines can direct you to forums and online communities where car lovers unite.

• Things dealers, financers and automakers don’t want you to know – Inside information on how to get the best deals, product information and tips on how to stretch your budget in purchasing a new car can also be found through search engines. There are lots of websites willing to give out information and advise on how to get your loan approved, or how you can make your dealer say yes to you (a little more challenging than the other way around.) 

• Great deals - The one thing that you will probably like best is that great deals can be found on the internet, and only a search engine can deliver you this one. Somewhere lurking on the world wide web are great offers and bargains that lucky buyers like you might find. Low monthly payments, freebies and other packages are sometimes made especially available through the internet and not your local dealer. 

• Personal ads – Not through dealers, but owners of cars themselves will be the ones you will be dealing with – straight trade and of course, possibly, open-for-negotiation deals.

Most importantly, have fun in choosing your car, and if it’s a family car, be sure to involve them in choosing it.

More than a vehicle, a car (or a boat, a truck) is a very personal item. It is not just meant for transportation alone, but an important part of someone’s lifestyle. And most of all, it can make you look really cool.

Search engines can be a powerful tool in making this important decision in your life, so click around and you’ll see a lot more information than what your local dealer is willing to tell you.

Definitely, 'Muffin' nicknames are out.

Also, remember to give a very thoughtful and very special nick for your new baby. I'll go for "Lucky" anytime.

Check out another motor guide and car tips articles next week.  Jah!