Put in this little extra effort when buying a new car and you will end up with a lot better deal and peace of mind
About this episode
Lenny Lawson shares valuable insights on buying a new car, emphasizing the importance of due diligence and avoiding pressure from dealerships. He recounts personal experiences with bank wires and the necessity of written agreements in business transactions. Lenny advises listeners to take time to reflect on car deals, ensuring they understand all terms before signing anything. He also discusses the pitfalls of high-pressure sales tactics and encourages buyers to be assertive in negotiations, ultimately promoting a thoughtful and informed approach to car purchasing.
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Chevrolet Bel Air
"...ite happy last night. So I bought that 1957 Chevy Bel Air two-door hardtop. I'm excited about it."
Ford Bronco
"Go to another, let's say you're looking at a Ford Bronco here. I might be afraid you're gonna go to a Ford..."
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