If You Are Buying A Used Vehicle From A Dealer -

Because he came in with a from his credit union, he didn't have to rely on the dealer's high-interest financing. He compared the two, found his credit union was better, and signed the papers.

This is where most buyers fold, but Mark knew that a dealership's mechanic works for the dealership. He spent $150 to have a local shop put it on a lift. They found a slow leak in the rear differential—a $600 fix. The Negotiation if you are buying a used vehicle from a dealer

Sarah offered a "multipoint inspection" done by their own shop. Mark politely declined. "I’d like to have my own mechanic look at it," he said. Because he came in with a from his