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Buying a Car the Low Stress Way

1/11/2016

 
If you're in the market to buy a car, take fifteen minutes out of your day and listen to this podcast from WGLT.org. Dan Deneen is an attorney in McLean County, IL who frequently represents car buyers against dealerships. To buy a car the low stress way, Deneen says approaching a car purchase should be done systematically, and he outlines his system in this podcast. Definitely worth a listen! 

Read Your Paperwork

1/8/2016

 
In November, News2 investigated when customers said they were tricked into buying lemon cars. You can read the full story here. 
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When you are attempting to buy a car, remember to read the paperwork before you sign it.  Even if you are in a rush, slow down and read what you are signing.  The dealership’s paperwork is designed to help the dealership if you complain not you, and the Court might not help you if you don’t at least read what you are signing. 

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