Buying a New Car From a Dealer  Car buying is very complicated,
and for many people it's unpleasant, and for good reason. New
cars are pure purchase and assured depreciation, except in the
rarest of circumstances. On top of it, car loans are weighted so
you pay mostly interest initially, so you don't have much equity
in the vehicle — whatever it's worth — for a long time. So of
course it's intimidating, but you can do it with our help. The
secret is understanding where the dealer's profit comes from —
and knowing when it's time to forget about all that and shop as
you would for a good deal on any product.  Though the process
can be difficult, buying a new car shouldn't be thought of as a
war between buyer and seller; instead, it's a business
negotiation — nothing more, nothing less. The sooner consumers
recognize this, the better off they will be.  As you begin
preparations to buy a new car, realize that getting the best
possible deal requires a good amount of research and plenty of
time. You may need to do a