Are You a Savvy Young Driver?
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Which factor should be considered when determining the type of car desired?

  • The availability of financing options
  • The price of the car
  • The preference for clean title cars (correct)
  • The color of the car
  • What is one reason why checking with relatives for potential car sales is suggested?

  • They offer extended warranties
  • They have a wider selection of cars
  • They provide better financing options
  • They can offer a lower price than dealerships (correct)
  • Which online platforms are recommended for car searching?

  • eBay and Craigslist
  • Facebook Marketplace and CarGurus (correct)
  • Google and Yahoo
  • Amazon and Walmart
  • What is one reason why it is advised not to use all the money saved for the car?

    <p>There are other costs such as sales tax, registration, maintenance, and fuel</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What age restrictions might apply to test driving at some dealerships?

    <p>Under 18</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is NOT recommended when buying a car as a young driver?

    <p>Putting a deposit on the car before leaving the dealership</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What can be used as leverage for negotiating the price of a car?

    <p>Finding a car with a simple fixable issue</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should young drivers be cautious of when negotiating the price of a car?

    <p>Gimmicks offered by sellers</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should young drivers look for in a car?

    <p>All of the above</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is advisable for young drivers after negotiating the price of a car?

    <p>All of the above</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Tips for Buying a Car as a Young Driver

    • It is helpful to bring a parent or someone over 25 years old to the car dealership.
    • Even if you can't bring someone, sitting in the car and examining the engine bay and underneath can be beneficial.
    • It is important to have the mindset of not putting a deposit on the car before leaving the dealership for an hour or two.
    • During the test drive, if you notice any grinding or serious rough driving, it is recommended to speak up.
    • If the car has a simple fixable issue, it can be used as leverage for negotiating the price.
    • It is useful to compare the prices of similar cars in different conditions to gauge a good deal.
    • Some things to look for in a car include a rust-free or lightly rusted underside, tire tread, and clear coat condition.
    • Negotiating the price can be intimidating, but being firm and using negotiation strategies can be effective.
    • Be cautious of gimmicks offered by sellers and stick to the fair price you negotiated.
    • It is important to be aware of the prices for repairs or bigger maintenance jobs.
    • After negotiating, a small deposit is usually required before finalizing the paperwork and picking up the car.
    • As a young driver, it is advisable to drive responsibly, avoid accidents, and properly maintain the car.

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    Test your knowledge on buying a car as a young driver with this quiz! Learn important tips and strategies for navigating the car buying process, from inspecting the vehicle to negotiating the price. Find out if you're prepared to make a smart purchase and drive responsibly.

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