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From moderator's desk If you're planning to buy a car with financing, you may wish to know the shopping tips while looking for the financier. This video reveals some of them. It can help you to take a step in advance to stay out of debt.
About Video : Last month general motors announced the biggest annual loss in their history. And dark clouds for car manufacturers mean blue skies for buyers, as dealers get desperate. But if you're thinking of buying a car anytime soon, don't forget the financing. Duration : [ 1 mins 37 secs ] Video submitted by : Jason Jason's total Posts : 477 Jason's Video Collection Add to my videos

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Shazzers Moderator

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Posted: Sat Apr 26, 2008 6:02 pm

Very informative video! I own my car, and will probably NEVER buy a new car again. As long as my wheels can get me from point A to point B, I am satisfied. I think too many people put too much emphasis on new vehicles, they're over rated for the amount of money you spend on them. I would rather invest my money into something I am going to get SOME return on, rather than throw it away on something that depreciates in value as soon as you get behind the wheel. But that's just me.

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Posted: Sat May 10, 2008 10:53 am

Very informative information. Buying a brand new car is such a waste because the minute you drive it off the lot it depreiciates...I have bought two brand news one in my life and never again.