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Archive for February 18th, 2010

Purchasing a car involves not only a good amount of cash, but you have to give it a good thought also. The automobile market is flooded with confusing choices and tempting offers. But as a buyer, you have to think about what kind of car you really want and how much you can afford.

Think, what do I need transportation for right now and what will I need two years from now? Do I want a car as a status symbol or as something that makes my life easier? Will the car be a commuter vehicle, or to transport children? Would a van with cargo space and high clearance be more suitable for a growing family? Should the car be a two-wheel or four-wheel drive? What kind of terrain will I be driving in most of the time? Go through auto magazines as well as consumer reports to get a clear picture of the world of cars.

1. Work on your finances and determine what you need to spend each month on transportation. A car should not cost more than Read the rest of this entry »