Comments on: Basic car terms you may encounter when buying a cars

By: Finley Moreira

Finley Moreira — Fri, 04 Aug 2017 14:58:15 +0000

I thought this article was incredibly helpful. My son is going to be buying his first car, so he’s new to all these terms and definitions. I think he’s going to be taking a loan for the car he wants, so he’d definitely do well to familiarize himself with some of the terms like 50/50 or operating lease you mentioned in the finance section of your article. I’ll make sure he takes a look at it!

By: Julius

Julius — Thu, 09 Mar 2017 08:32:18 +0000

I think the most smartest thing is to buy car not from the salon, but car which is moved from salon, go a couple hundreads kilometers and when was sold. But this type of cars are hard to find.

By: Ian Pittman

Ian Pittman — Tue, 07 Mar 2017 09:46:38 +0000

I found the whole blog quite informative. Because it is summed up with many important points that a buyer should have to keep in mind before purchasing a new car. Though I had purchased one BMW before 5 years but still I did not have any knowledge about car leasing facilities, procedures behind importing a car etc. So, only after going through your blog, I earned enough knowledge related to car leasing, importing and a lot more. Personally I concluded all the terms were important because microwave ovens gradually die and needs replacement and we can replace it easily. Similarly a car also dies and requires a new one to replace it but this not so easy to replace the old car with a new car as we don’t buy cars more likely as microwaves. So, I would like like to tell that every one should keep all the above in their mind which will be surely helpful while purchasing a new car.

By: Kairi Gainsborough

Kairi Gainsborough — Tue, 28 Feb 2017 02:58:12 +0000

Thanks for explaining some of the terminology I should know before heading to a car dealership. I didn’t even know that there are different options for leasing a car. It sounds like the finance and the operating lease options are directed towards businesses looking to get a company car. If I wanted to lease a car myself, I would probably need to ask about the personal lease. Of course, that depends on how long I intend to keep the vehicle; I decide to get a loan and buy it instead.

By: Julio

Julio — Mon, 20 Feb 2017 07:56:14 +0000

Hey, what about, it’s warranty when you buy it on the loan? What happens if it’s broke , would it repair for free or you have to pay for it from your own money?
Iam planning to buy bmw x5 on the loan.