Reviews can be bought, advertisements made and positive buzz generated online just by paying for it. Honesty has gone to hell and with so much competition around used car sellers are doing everything they can to attract buyers. No one cares two hoots about honesty and professional integrity as long as there are new customers showing interest in an old car for sale in Malaysia! Buyers have become apprehensive of deceitful approaches taken by used car dealers and that shows in the recent trend among buyers of valuing ‘word of mouth’ more than independent research. Here are three things, in increasing order of importance that a potential Old car buyer does in Malaysia.
Talking to salesmen at dealership and browsing social media
Salesmen are an unfortunate lot. People are wary of every word they speak and disbelieve every figure they show. An Old car for sale Malaysia does not sell itself and the salesman has very little to his credit in selling the car. A buyer hardly spends half an hour or 45 minutes at most at the dealership that includes the time spent on test driving the car.
Reading Reviews and watching video reviews
Though reviews can be rigged, people still have faith in what reviewers have to say about used cars and that is why they prefer reading up instead of talking to a salesman. Written reviews help in jotting down figures and comparing them with as many sources as possible. Potential car owners can then verify facts and make informed decisions about buying an Old car for sale in Malaysia.
Listening to people talk
We are not saying that used car buyers are gossip mongers but they love talking to people about their car buying decisions more than anything else. They perceive that talking to people they know will get them honest replies and advices rather than letting anyone manipulate them with false data.
Therefore before buying a used car for sale in Malaysia, make sure you talk to people you know and get them to give you their honest view about the old car you have in mind.
Talking to salesmen at dealership and browsing social media
Salesmen are an unfortunate lot. People are wary of every word they speak and disbelieve every figure they show. An Old car for sale Malaysia does not sell itself and the salesman has very little to his credit in selling the car. A buyer hardly spends half an hour or 45 minutes at most at the dealership that includes the time spent on test driving the car.
Reading Reviews and watching video reviews
Though reviews can be rigged, people still have faith in what reviewers have to say about used cars and that is why they prefer reading up instead of talking to a salesman. Written reviews help in jotting down figures and comparing them with as many sources as possible. Potential car owners can then verify facts and make informed decisions about buying an Old car for sale in Malaysia.
Listening to people talk
We are not saying that used car buyers are gossip mongers but they love talking to people about their car buying decisions more than anything else. They perceive that talking to people they know will get them honest replies and advices rather than letting anyone manipulate them with false data.
Therefore before buying a used car for sale in Malaysia, make sure you talk to people you know and get them to give you their honest view about the old car you have in mind.