Getting a new car is fun, but the process it takes to buy one can oftentimes be a pain. From finding the perfect car to negotiating with dealers and coming up with a final price that everyone can agree on, the hassles associated with buying a new car are well-known and seemingly unavoidable. Or at least they were in the past. With a new app called CarWoo, potential buyers can sit back and relax while all the information needed to make a smart car buying decision gets delivered right to their computer.
When it comes time to buy your next car, you can skip the car lots and the headaches by starting up your computer and using CarWoo instead. Select the make and model of the car you want, select which colors you’d be willing to buy, and type in any specific options that need to be included. Once you type in your zip code and select a pricing plan, CarWoo will get to work submitting your needs to dealers in the local area. Dealers will begin submitting their prices to you right away, and you can negotiate with them online without having to pick up the phone or head down to the dealership in person. CarWoo also allows dealers to see the offers being submitted by other salespeople, increasing the chances that they’ll want to best a competing bid by offering a lower price. When you’ve weighed all your options and selected the car you want to purchase, you can accept the offer, lock in the price, and head down to the dealership to pick up your new car.
If you’re the kind of person who could use a little guidance when comparing prices and offers, then check out CarWoo’s roster of comparison tools for help narrowing down the choices. The application offers users a 100% “happiness guarantee,” ensuring that anyone who isn’t happy with the way the process turned out can get a full refund, no questions asked. For people who hate negotiating but still want a great deal on their next new car, CarWoo is the answer.
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Great info. I think http://www.truecar.com might be their toughest competitor since it’s a very similar site but free. I do wish they would offer more than 2 or 3 bids.
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