new used cars sale

A:There are several reasons. Japanese like new one. The price of cars are probably cheapest in the Asia (cos no need to worry importing tax. and other car related taxes are also cheap. Even imported car, like Mercedes and BMW are cheaper than Taiwan and Singapore). And another reason is there is special loan system. It is difficult to explain, but something like this. If the price of a new car is US$40,000, people in the world usually have to pay US$40,000+tax+ other expenses. But some car dealers in Japan deduct "resale price" first. eg. You may be able to sell the car with US$20,000 price in 2 or 3 years later. The dealer deduct this price first, then you can purchase the new car with US$20,000+tax+ expenses only. If you brought the car to the same dealer 2 years later, you can buy new model with 50% price again (real contract is more complex. There are also some risks. But outline is like this). The loan disappear within the years (2 or 3 years). That is why young people can ride new car every a few years..

A:get a carfax report on it. have a mechanic look at it before you buy it. Try to look for defects mechanically and cosmetically. look on the interior. ask if the car is a salvage title, meaning that it was totaled, but ifxed up anyway. ask if all the matience was done, and if it was, by a professional, or an ameteur? take a test drive and see if it runs smoothly. ask if there was any body work done to it, even if it was a small detn from a fender bender if the car has been in an accident, that should lower the price into about almost a half. be sure to invest the 30 dollars and get teh carfax, just to see that he isnt lying. if the matiencing wasnt done.. just leave, because its gonna have lots of problems but other than that, buying it should be decently simple. good luck!

A:Auctions are a great place to find cheap prices on cars. Look on eBay as well. Check the NickelAds, your local paper for cars under $1k, and check out AutoTrader or CarSoup. _ _ _ _ _

A:Please check on Autotrader.com Thousands of vehicles within a 100 mile radius

A: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.