Any recommendation for good & honest car dealer
- Thread starter chole
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u might like to furnish more details... what car u're driving, how much loan, what car u're thinking to change to... WHY u wanna change your car etc...
Alot of the changing will depend on 1) the car u currently drive, 2) the car u're going to get, 3) your loan, and 4) the availability of both cars.
Alot of the changing will depend on 1) the car u currently drive, 2) the car u're going to get, 3) your loan, and 4) the availability of both cars.
cos i just to ask for recommendation on dealer only.Powder, is it true that we advert ourself to find buyer so that we can fetch higher price? n we can ask dealer do documentation for us by paying them a nominal fees? Normally if we sell to dealer, they will settle loan directly to our bank rite? only after settlem then they can trf ownership is it? n when do we hand over the car to them?
If, says my car need insurance & road tax renewal on 1mar2011 but my loan paym date is 3mar. so i wan make last instalm on 3mar. can i ask dealer settle full payment after this date? then do i still need to renew my ins n roadtax for old car?
If, says my car need insurance & road tax renewal on 1mar2011 but my loan paym date is 3mar. so i wan make last instalm on 3mar. can i ask dealer settle full payment after this date? then do i still need to renew my ins n roadtax for old car?
if i was in this line, i wouldn't say that abt myself. so no, i'm not a dealer.
going by the current dateline, i think u'll need a dealer to do it for u... otherwise these are the norms...
1) insurance - your current underwriter would have sent u a renewal notice. u might have missed it, else u can call them to do a renewal for u... they can also renew your roadtax for u. so it's 1-stop.
2) u should carry on your instalment. and ask dealer to full settle based on paying the last payment on 3/mar.
3) can only transfer car when there is no outstanding loans on the car.
4) Nominal fee is subjective... if the dealer buys from u cheap, then there's no further fee. if u use a broker, there is a fee. if u sell yourself then u incur no fee but u prob dun know what to do.
5) selling yourself - u can only get higher if your buyer is dumb. otherwise it's well known that dealers sell cheaper than most direct owners... cos direct owners tend to be emotional and die die need to get a certain price to settle their loans. most times, direct owners still end up selling to dealers at crap prices... SO, sell our car below the existing market price, and dun try to do better... Unless u have financial power to hold. otherwise u lose more - i guarantee.
do think hard before u embark on this. learn to take your time if needed, and dun suddenly try to solve everything now by 3/mar simply becos u wanna avoid paying more... becos u dun actually pay more... it is perceived.
most sporeans lose a huge chunk of money when buying and selling cars...
going by the current dateline, i think u'll need a dealer to do it for u... otherwise these are the norms...
1) insurance - your current underwriter would have sent u a renewal notice. u might have missed it, else u can call them to do a renewal for u... they can also renew your roadtax for u. so it's 1-stop.
2) u should carry on your instalment. and ask dealer to full settle based on paying the last payment on 3/mar.
3) can only transfer car when there is no outstanding loans on the car.
4) Nominal fee is subjective... if the dealer buys from u cheap, then there's no further fee. if u use a broker, there is a fee. if u sell yourself then u incur no fee but u prob dun know what to do.
5) selling yourself - u can only get higher if your buyer is dumb. otherwise it's well known that dealers sell cheaper than most direct owners... cos direct owners tend to be emotional and die die need to get a certain price to settle their loans. most times, direct owners still end up selling to dealers at crap prices... SO, sell our car below the existing market price, and dun try to do better... Unless u have financial power to hold. otherwise u lose more - i guarantee.
do think hard before u embark on this. learn to take your time if needed, and dun suddenly try to solve everything now by 3/mar simply becos u wanna avoid paying more... becos u dun actually pay more... it is perceived.
most sporeans lose a huge chunk of money when buying and selling cars...
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