I buy cars for people for a living. So far, I’ve done it for over 250 clients. This is a short file on what’s really going on when you buy one, told from inside the dealership, with five stories of people who called me and the mistake each of them was about to make. This is for you if:
You’re buying new.
You’ve already picked the car, or you have no idea yet. It works for both.
You don’t want to spend 20+ hours researching just to end up in a car you kind of like.
The idea of spending multiple weekends on car lots, listening to salesmen walk you through extended warranties, wheel protection, and “the full package,” makes you feel physically nauseous.
What’s in it:
01
The insider playbook salesmen use to get you to drive off the lot that day (and why it works on almost everyone).
02
The warranty that was “only $150 more a month” (it almost cost him over $10,000).
03
The surgeon who was told she didn’t need “that much car” (she ended up in something outrageous).
04
Why 60 to 70% of the people who call me about one car end up buying a different one (don’t make the mistake they almost made).
05
The family who overlooked one detail that would have ruined the car for them for the next five years.
You’ll get one email from me with the file in it. Then a short series of emails over the next couple of weeks, and after that only when I’ve got something worth sending. Nobody calls you, and no dealership gets your address. Unsubscribe whenever.
That’s me. Before this I spent fifteen years in financial services. For the last three years I’ve helped about 250+ people get around the whole nightmare of buying a car and into the one that’s actually right for them, at the right price. Every review I have is five stars. I’m paid only by the people I buy for, and nobody else pays me a cent.
I tell people, call me before you’re ready. Same goes for this. Even if you’re not buying a car for years, get the file now while you’re here. It’ll save you tens of hours of research and thousands of dollars, and it might stop you driving off the lot in something that’s completely wrong for you.