How to select best second hand car in New Zealand

1. How to select best second hand car in New Zealand Presented By- Vita Cars

2. Need of Second hand Car • Buying a Second Hand Cardepends upon your need, not upon what’s your desire. So the basic rule for making a decision of purchase is to identify the need. • Your car should fill your work purpose and fit into your budget. • Decide the route where you want to buy the second hand car- Private sale or car dealership.

3. Basic tips for buying a used car • You have to go for lot of pre-purchase checks and thoroughly inspection if you buy a car from private seller. A private seller has no responsibility after sale. • A lot of vehicles in New Zealand are imported from Japan, so clear all the import conditions before giving a thumbs up to the deal. • Search with full confidence and get the best price from car dealer at good negotiation • So follow our checklist that helps you to buy a reliable used car that gives you value for money.

4. Most important points when buying a second hand car

5. 1) Cars older than one year are much cheaper than new car • Value of car depreciates with time. At the same time you can get same car model at $30000 while one year run model can be get at 35% less value that is approx $20000. • With this tip you can even go for luxury segment cars as Mercedes, BMW and Audi.

6. 2) Construction of car and it’s model • Car with smaller engines are cheaper to run as they use less fuel. These are best to use inside town, but highly inefficient for long runs. So reconsider your use of car and then make a decision. • Petrol cars are cheaper than buying a diesel variant car. • Manual gear cars are much cheaper than automatic car. • Electric and hybrid cars are much cheaper to run and also good for green environment.

7. 3) Car insurance cost • Calculate the car insurance cost at the time of purchase as it depends on car type and driving history. Insurance is very necessary to insure your car life and its maintenance.

8. 4) Pick the best time to buy a used car • Many car dealers offer sale in many seasons. So wait for the right time if you have no any urgency. End of the quarter as mid-march, September and December are best as they offer best deal to maximize sales and move cars from their inventory. • Choose weekdays to get indulge in negotiation with car dealerships.

9. 5) Trade-in your old vehicle • Trade in you old car and get a new one with trusted car dealerships is very easy. Just drive it over and agree on a mutual price fo buy and sell. • Before trade-in, understand all type of costs involved in buying a car-upfront and ongoing. Upfront is simply the purchase price, ongoing is everything else – from WOFs to insurance to parking fees. • After making a purchase you need to pay, either upfront in cash or take a car finance option. Visit our car finance page to save your hard- earned money.

10. 6) Work out on Budget • Establish your budget with all possible options and financial repayment calculations. Don’t be unrealistic about finance and waste your and dealer time. Good deals come and go, so be smart and get the money together so you can get the car you want. • Once your funds are in place, stick to that budget. Don’t deviate from your selected model with the aim of negotiation and model change. Just go for the car selected.

11. conclusion • Once you have understood the basic of buying and understood the market value and trend of car purchase, you are ready to go for buying a car.

12. Contact us VITA CARS Address: 82 Great South Road, Papatoetoe, Auckland-2025, New Zealand Contact us: 09 218 8957 022 193 3779 Email us: info@vitacars.co.nz