Would you trust buying a car from small/no name dealer ?

Asked by MSSDJ Jul 23, 2012 at 01:20 PM about the 2009 Volkswagen Tiguan SE AWD 4Motion

Question type: General

I found a used car that has everything I want but would its from small dealer but I plan to get the car facts and financing through my credit union?

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Thats a tough one that,you'll have to decide for yourself.some can be down right bad and the car could be a POS, other's though can be the complete opposite

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Take your time checking it over, I like small dealers, seems like your money is not wasted as much. There are good and bad dealers, just like in everything, try to ask around and then take a gamble

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Make sure it's a quality car, I've bought 2 used Prius's, 2 Avalon's and a old Land Cruiser from small dealers with no problems. Just assume the dealer is useless, because they mostly are, Look for a quality car with excellent reliability, and figure out what the car is worth from edmunds or Blue book, take five hundred or a thousand off that figure and don't pay much over that. And check that car fax for recurring issues or just a lot of issues and don't buy if there are.

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