Guide to Buying a New Car

It's a sad day when the car dies. For one reasonmanual, but you have only passed using an
or another, the car is useful no more it's futureautomatic then you will not have the correct
look bleak. Many people become attached to theirlicense to drive a manual so you will have to stick
car and consider them to be one of the family.to an automatic.
Yet once the car is no good it's time for a newDo you want all the mod cons in the car? Electric
one.windows, electric mirrors, heated windscreen, CD
Perhaps you have been putting some moneyplayer, power steering and parking sensors are a
aside for a rainy day and are now ready to buy agreat addition to a car and can make life a lot
brand new car. What do you need to considereasier but remember that it is something else
before buying?that could go wrong and cost you further down
Think about what type of car you want. Do youthe line.
want a practical car that is economic and low onDecide on what fuel type that you want your car
fuel consumption that will get you to and fromto use. Normally diesel cars have higher mileage
work or do you want a flashy car that drink fuel,but are far more economic to run then petrol
but allow you to feel like king of the road. Bycars. You can also pretty much guarantee that
deciding this early on, you won't turn up to athe cost of fuel is going to rise, so if you are living
show room and get pushed by a salesman to buyon the breadline now then you will be best opting
something that does really do what you need itfor a diesel as you will be able to get more miles
to.to the gallon.
Are you going to buy a manual or automatic? IfDecide how much you want to pay for the car
you have passed your test in a manual car thenbefore you set off to the dealers.
you will be able to drive both an automatic and a