I'm an opportunist when it comes to buying vehicles.
I sit back and let the deals come to me. Sooner or later one will come along.
The worst thing you can do is walk into a dealership and announce you're in the market for a particular vehicle. Statistically, once a typical qualified buyer decides to buy a different vehicle, 82% of the time he will buy something within 72 hours. Dealers know this. That's why the rush is on when you walk into a dealership. They want you to be THEIR statistice, not someone else's.
I bought a 2000 Chevy pickup a coupla months ago. Just happened to be snooping at a small town Chevy dealership, and found they'd just traded for it, hadn't even washed it yet. The dealer shot me a price he knew I wouldn't pass up on, so I bought it. Then took my old '89 Chevy to a consignment auction and it brought twice what I thought it would.
Bottom line was, I upgraded myself 11 years for $1800.
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