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Gas Fuel vs. Diesel Fuel by Vince Collaso

2008-05-16T18:59:00.000-07:00

Cost

One advantage gas has over diesel is cost. Diesel costs more because of its higher compression ratios resulting in high cylinder pressure in their engines.
In addition, other parts that are more expensive due to the upgrades are the thicker block and cylinder heads, pistons, crankshaft and valves.
As a result, people choose the less expensive gas over diesel.

Fuel cost

Gas is harder to refine, takes more time to get from raw petroleum to final product than diesel. However, even in theface of all this, diesel and gas remain the same in price except for regular unleaded gas, where diesel is priced a bit lower. Yes, there is such a thing as cheap diesel fuel.

Noise and vibration

Clearly gas has the advantage here. While it can hardly be noticed when a gas engine is running, diesel engines are very loud and shake tremendously, despite recent noise improvements in trucks' engine noise.

Cold weather

Gas engines are far easier to start on cold days. Gas engines have spark plugs, where the fuel ignites as soon as it's injected into the cylinder, which is already under pressure. The air must be hotter to ignite the diesel engine on cold days.

Maintenance
Once again, gasoline powered vehicles hold a great advantage over diesel powered ones. They have longer service periods due to spark plugs, engine oil and antifreeze. Diesel vehicles suffer due to more oil in the engine and because of fuel filters and water separators need more servicing.

In conclusion, it all comes down to what you're going to do to your vehicle. If you want quick, fast acceleration and if you hardly handle loads, you'll want to buy a gas vehicle. Especially if you don't want to keep your vehicle past 100,000 miles.
It runs smoother, is easier to find and is easier to start in cold weather.

Now, if you're going to tow, going a lot of miles and like good fuel economy, then diesel is for you. Take note that diesel vehicles cost more than gas vehicles. If that doesn't concern you, then so be it. For trucks, diesel is by far the
superior choice for those who like to haul heavy loads on a frequent basis.

Tips, Traps and Tactics When You Lease a Used Car by Vince Collaso

2008-05-16T16:34:00.000-07:00

When you decide to buy a used car, you should understand that there must be some allowances made. The car WILL have some imperfections in it and about it. That almost goes without saying. When you decide to lease a used car, you'd better do your homework.

First of all, it is very attractive to lease a used luxury car or truck. You'll pay only a percentage of what you'd normally pay to get it. Your research should focus on two aspects: initial market value and the residual value of the used car. Quite difficult, because there's no factory set sticker on used cars, and the residual value is very subjective as a current retail value.

Value

To get an idea of the used car's value, look up different sources, such as:
-local dealerships
-internet car evaluators (edmunds.com, cars.com)
-compare the lease to a new car's lease ( same make and model)
After doing this, you should have a good idea of whether you should go for a used or new car. Like leasing a new car, leasing a used car is more attractive when residual values depreciate the least. High-end luxury cars retain their values better as used cars, so you'll find a better bargain in them most of the time.

Mileage and Condition

Check the initial mileage and overall condition of the used car. If the car has more than 12,000 miles a year,it's highly unlkely to be a good durable used car lease. Look for excessive wear and tear:
-worn seats/fabric
-worn pedal pads
-dirty engine (odometer may have been rolled back!)
Ask your dealer for a manufacturer-sponsored certification program or have your car certified by a qualified mechanic or inspection service, if it hasn't been.

Gotta Have GAP Insurance

While GAP insurance is commonly offered with new car leases, you should try to get GAP coverage on your used car lease agreement. Usually auto insurance policies only cover car value at the time of loss, not what is owed on the lease. This could translate into thousands of dollars. For peace of mind, do not enter into any used car lease without GAP coverage. Arrange it separately with either the lease dealer or your auto insurance company.

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Should You Buy A Car or Lease It? by Vince Collaso

2008-05-16T12:44:00.000-07:00

If you ARE buying a car, why pay so much for it? Discover the secret that a lady doctor uncovered that allows her to buy expensive cars for as little as $300 a month! Just CLICK HERE for instant access to the "Top Secret Car Secret"!
You want a new car, but you're faced with a dilemma: should you buy a car or lease it? Should you pay cash upfront for a car or pay monthly installments for it?

The answer is not set in stone. There are positives and negatives in both, and it all depends on your own personal financial issues.

Affordability

You must first ask yourself, can I afford it? Is my job stable and is my financial situation healthy enough? It is true that the short-term monthly cost of leasing is much lower than the monthly payments when you buy a car? Remember, you you only pay for “the portion” of the vehicle’s cost that you use up during the time you drive it.
If you have the cash to pay upfront, you may choose to pay the down payment and sales taxes, either in cash or all rolled into a loan. The interest rate, of course, will be determined by the loan company. You're then the owner of that car, with all of the freedoms that it brings....

Now, if you want luxury vehicles but can't afford the high upfront payments required when buying a car, then leasing might be for you. Leasing gives you options: you don't have to pay a large amount of money upfront, which is similar to the interest rate on a financed loan. Be warned though: if you terminate a lease early or if you default on your lease payments, you'll have to pay stiff penalties and ruin your credit score. Be sure to budget in your lease payment for the duration of the lease, whether it be three years or four.

Personal Lifestyle

Other than finances, when you buy a car or lease one depends largely on your own personal lifestyle. What does the car mean to you? Will you like to bond with your car or would you crave something new and exciting?

Buy a car if you're going to drive it for more than four or five years. Negotiate carefully, though. If you're not too big on ownership and would rather drive a new car every two or three years, then lease a new car.

Transportation Needs

Ask yourself these questions: How many miles do I drive a year? How properly do I maintain my cars? If you answer 40,000 miles or more a year and you don't care very much about your cars and love paying repair bills, then buy a car. Leasing cars is
based on the assumption of limited-mileage, usually no more than 12,000 to 15,000 miles a year and wear-and-tear considerations. Unless you can keep within the prescribed mileage limits and keep the car in a good condition at the end of your lease, you might incur hefty end-of-lease costs.

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Instructions on Leasing Your New Car by Vince Collaso

2008-05-16T10:32:00.000-07:00

Leasing a new car can be a big set of headaches unless you know what you're doing.
If you're leasing a car to enjoy the latest models or getting better purchasing flexibility, you need a good deal. Trust me, it'll give you a lift!

Here's some tactics to use when leasing your new car:

Incentives

Check for factory-subsidized lease deals. Manufacturers are fully aware of comsumers that are leasing from them are more often than not repeat customers.
Manufacturers are known to offer low finance charge by adjusting the residual value.
They also give customers incentives on leasing-leasing subventions. These are offered to put slow-selling models on the street, saving you even more
money.

Bidding

In order to get the best price, set up a competitive bidding environment. Come in with the make, model and trim level of the car you want in mind. You'll then be able to better calculate the kind of lease payment you want without overpaying. Go online and check the comparison tools to check your lease payment based on purchase price. You may also use a lease calculator. Doing this, you'll get greater negotiation leverage when you solicit quotes from all of the various leasing companies.

Fees

It is key that you know all of the fees involved when you begin your car leasing deal. These fees include:
-licenses
-registration
-title
-acquisition
-freight
-local and/or state taxes
At the end of the lease, be aware that you may have to pay a disposition fee and be charged for extra mileage and excess wear. Some fees, like acquisition and disposition fees, are negotiable.

Mileage

If you know your mileage needs, then you should know that most if not all leases have a limit on the number of miles per year. They usually impose 10 - 20 cents per excess mile over 15,000 miles a year. For example, if you're a commuter who typically drives over 40,000 miles a year, you may run thousands of dollars in penalties at lease-end. Be wise: negotiate a higher mileage limit or pad your excess miles at the beginning of your lease. This will help you to avoid super-high tax rates for excess miles. Remember:negotiate!

GAP Coverage

Make sure your leasing agreement includes GAP insurance.GAP insurance is protection for the loan in the event that the vehicle is lost as the result of an accident or theft. It covers you in case the car becomes wrecked, stolen or totalled. You may pay thousands of dollars in leased obligations if you don't have it. Make sure that GAP insurance is included in your lease initially so you don't have to double-pay.

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Lady Dr. Reveals How to Buy Expensive Cars on the Cheap by Vince Collaso

2008-05-15T20:50:00.000-07:00

A famous lady doctor has unlocked the secret to buying expensive, brand new cars for as little as $300 per month.
Yes, that's right: you can buy some of the world's most expensive cars for an inexpensive price!
Dr. Suzanne Gudakunst, a wealthy doctor who has revealed some of the most exclusive health secrets and has made fortunes from the sales of her products, now reveals her newest secret: buying expensive cars for as little as $300 a month.
Dr. Suzanne often purchases expensive cars for only 50% of what car dealers normally charge everyone else.

How does she do it, you ask?

By discovering a secret 3 things that NO car dealer will ever reveal to you or me!
Use these trade secrets to buy any car you want!

Recently the doctor used these secrets to save herself a whopping $700,000 buying 6 expensive cars worth a total $1 million. These were this year's models and were brand new.

You may not have these extravagant tastes. You may just want a family car, for example.

This secret will work for ALL types of cars.

'How did Dr. Suzanne do it?'
you may ask.
The answer's simple:
Dr. Suzanne is very rich, earning up to $45,000 a day online. She can well afford these expensive cars. Yet, when you look at the old adage 'a penny saved is a penny earned', then you'll understand that saving $5-10,000 is actually earning $5-10,000!

She was shopping to buy a Bentley Rolls Royce, but the car salesman wasn't telling her what she needed to know-namely the truth. So as a result she began researching online and elsewhere. She found out this pattern: people buying cars, expensive and otherwise, were being cheated out of thousands each and every day!
All this did was to anger her and drove her to investigate even further, until she unearthed facts, figures and methods that backed up her claims, which she implemented and allowed her to get one over on the car dealerships!

She HAD to put this new found secret method to the test....
So,
She found that she could but a Rolls Royce for as little as $600 a month and a Lamborghini for as little as $1,160 a month! In addition, she could get the prices reduced on these and similar cars by as much as 30%, 50% and even as much as 90% using her brand new secret!

Would this new secret work on 'regular' cars? And, will it work for other people?

The answer is an emphatic and enthusiastic YES to both questions!
Dr. Suzanne now had a secret that enabled a person who applied them to buy cars at below wholesale prices. Quite simply the "Greatest Car Buying Secret" ever discovered!

One close friend of Dr. Suzanne's wanted to buy a Lamborghini Murcielago, worth only about $412,700-that's this year's model. Using
Dr. Suzanne's secret, he was able to buy it for:
-no money down!
-just $1,300/month!

Just think....

What if you were able to save:
-$15,000 on your next car, expensive or not?
-$400/month in car payments?

Remember, a penny saved is a penny earned, so if you STILL insist on paying full price for your latest car, then go ahead. Let the rest of us benefit from Dr. Suzanne's "Top Secret Car Secret".

Car salesmen will still have victims....Are you one of them?

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