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New Car Gift Guide
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| A new car is the best gift of all |
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Jul 7, 2004 20:31:44 |
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 44 ( -6 -13.63% ) | | Author | Brian Chee |
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Gift Guide to Autobytel.com You might not be able to fit it down the chimney, but new cars are still the best gift to get, and give, during the holidays. Just imagine it: a shiny silver Accord gleaming under the street lights, wrapped up tight in a big red bow. Or maybe it's a PT Cruiser, or a Ford Explorer...just think of the surprise, the smiles, and all the special memories such a gift would bring. A new car really is a gift that keeps on giving every day, so what could be better? Well...how about a good deal and a pleasant experience? It's possible. In fact, it's likely, given the special interest rates, rebates and 2001 model cars currently available. The holiday season can be a great time to get a good deal on a new car, so keep these tips in mind and you might be cruising down the highway on New Year's day! "Ugh. Who has time to sit at a dealership during the holidays? I have malls to conquer."
By using Autobytel.com to purchase your car, you won't have to wait around the dealership for long. Just research and select the car you'd like, then submit a no-obligation purchase request. Your request is automatically routed to your local Autobytel.com Accredited Dealer. An Autobytel Manager is trained to respond with a low, no-haggle price for that new vehicle within 24 hours-at which time, you can arrange a test drive and meet to finalize the paperwork.
Click here to start the purchase process now. Or, if you have any questions, please call our Consumer Care department toll free: 888.422.8999 EXT. 3050
So...how are you planning to pay for this?
Don't walk into the dealership without pre-arranged financing, or at least a solid idea of where and how you'll arrange your loan. Know your options, and know how those options change depending on the car. Should you buy or lease? Check the car's depreciation. What about rebates, or special financing offers? Make sure you know what cars are priced to move. Click here to learn about Autobytel.com financing options.
Surprise!! Uh, what do you mean you don't like it?
If you're going to surprise your husband or wife, make sure you get the car they want! Or least make sure you like it, as you might end up driving it quite a bit more than you originally thought...
Click here to learn more about the latest 2001 models.
Beware, hidden costs around the corner...
So let's say you're buying your husband a new Dodge Viper to replace the Yugo Convertible he's been driving for, say, 12 years. Well...there may be a slight adjustment to your insurance, so be prepared to factor that into your monthly payment calculation.
Click here to learn about Autobytel.com insurance options.
Timing is everything…
Remember, a vehicle bought during the holidays is a tax or fee due every year…during the holidays. If you plan to pay the annual registration or fees a bit early, you can avoid any crimp in your gift giving, plus it will save you from any potential late charges! A good way to keep car-related services and fees organized is by signing up for a free My Garage account at Autobytel.com. It's the Internet's full service automotive care and repair center. Benefits include automatic recall notices, service reminders and repair cost estimating.
Click here to sign up for Autobytel.com's My Garage.
Purchasing a new car during the holidays can be a great idea--as a gift or just as a good time to buy. If you do decide to buy, remember that Autobytel.com makes shopping and purchasing a new vehicle easier than ever before. When it comes to holiday shopping, that's a real benefit!
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