Is Using A Auto Broker Right for You? R David Keith Women hate buying cars. Better stated, women hate shopping for cars because most women dislike the dealership experience. Not to mention the time and the energy that it takes to buy a car. When I was shopping around for my car, it took me two whole months and I was exhausted! I was overwhelmed and often frustrated and the experience led me to where I am today, founder of Car Brokers, Intl. , so yes there were some pay-offs. But should it have to be so difficult? I don’t think so. For those of you who embrace the idea of negotiating and going to dealerships, Car Brokers, Intl. is working diligently to make finding a good dealer an easier experience for you. And for those others of you who just can’t bear the thought of a dealership, I want to share an alternative with you — utilizing the services of an auto broker. An “automotive consultant” can encompass many different things. It can be a person who, for a fee, provides advice and guidance to a potential car buyer. It can be a person who actually performs the functions of a traditional auto broker, but prefers to refer to themself as a “consultant.” It is such a broad label that just about anything in the automotive field could potentially fit into it. An auto broker usually is someone who assists a consumer with the purchase or lease of a vehicle. Often, the broker is the one who locates, negotiates, and procures the vehicle on behalf of the consumer. The broker may actually buy the car from the selling source and resell it to the consumer, or the broker may simply facilitate the transaction and, ultimately, the purchase or lease is between the seller and buyer. Call R David Keith @ (973) 536-9639
Posted on: Wed, 29 Jan 2014 03:00:47 +0000
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