Saturday, November 21st, 2009
Did you know that you can buy a new car for LESS than you would pay for a used one? Do you know the 3 SECRET WORDS that will help you avoid all junk and add-on fees? Did you know that car dealers use HYPNOSIS techniques to bring you to submission? Buying a new car can be intimidating. Car dealerships work tirelessly to increase their profit at your expense. Written by an ex-car salesman, “How To Buy a New Car Like You Practically Stole It” provides you with a proven step-by-step system to beat car dealers at their own game. Inside, you will: See an insider’s view of a typical car sales training program. Learn how to make a dealership BEG for your business. Turn the mind games back on the dealers for hours of laughs Negotiate them down to their bare bones profit and then some Make the entire process STRESS FREE and fun. Walk out of the dealership with a smile and CHEAP new car.
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Wednesday, November 18th, 2009
Confessions of a new car Salesman (The “How To” Buy a New Car, Made Simple) pub. 2006 is a simple informative booklet authored by a twenty-five year Corporate Business Executive who was at the top of his career selling complex software solutions to fortune 500 companies lost his job (complements of the 9/11 tragedy) and at the age of 47 found himself virtually unemployable and flat dead broke. He eventually turned to the only profession he could find which offered steady employment and began selling new cars. The contents within reflects on his actual experiences and what he calls “the worst time of my entire life.” Literally shocked beyond belief by the immorally complacent attitude and willingness of all those involved “to lie, cheat and steal” just to make a dime, this publication is the vindictive result. Most everything you need to know when it comes to saving money and staving off the greed is mentioned within this document. This is a very simply written publication which takes the complexity out of the dreaded negotiations turning a potential nightmare into an “almost” pleasurable experience. This booklet will truly eliminate much of the confusion and the opportunities for you to be taken to the cleaners. It will provide simple directions on how to, finance, locate and trade for your next new car. As a help, highlighted within and throughout are thirty-seven Tip’s and the best Do’s and Don’ts when buying a new car from an actual ex-new car salesman’s point of view. Become familiar with all the deception, secrets and become an educated consumer. Learn how and when the dealership, sales manager and salesmen make their money, the correct process you should follow when financing, locating and trading. Truly turn the tables and bring justice to your side. This is the “How To” of getting the best deal possible for buying your next new car. Attn; Press, Wholesale and Retailer Buyers: Please send us an e-mail to dontspendmore@yahoo.com for a free promotional copy. Please provide us your Name, Company, Shipping Address and Phone Number for pre-ship verification. All contact data kept strictly confidential. Thanks so much for your interest..! All other inquisitions are welcome.
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Wednesday, November 11th, 2009
I love the answers stating: How much they can screw you over…..Anyway, the car business, is simply that, a business. All in all, the automotive industry has some of the lowest markups on products. Where a TV may be marked up 50 percent, a car is generally only 6 to 10 percent. A little more depending on make. The sales person is generally always paid on the amount made over what the car is owned for. Commission percentages range from dealer to dealer. In some cases, salesmen aren’t paid a salary. Some others work on a draw structure, where they are paid a wage, but once a commission is made, the amount paid is deducted from that commission.
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