There can be a plus side and a minus side to each sale. If you are buying from a prior owner of the vechile they may or may not have all the reciepts on the cars history. Although buying from a direct owner is a cheaper way to purchase a car. If you buy from a dealership it is easier to track a car but sometimes can be difficult depending on where they recieved the car. Usually when buying a used car from a dealership even if it is pricer you have a chance to buy a warrenty on the sale in case if the car breaks down after you drive off with it.
You would likely get a better deal buying a used Audi from a past owner. The dealership will charge you more, unless you are trading in an old vehicle. If this is the case, you may be able to get a better price at the dealership.
If you are mainly looking to get the best price that you can for a vehicle, you are normally better off buying a used car from a private owner, as they are usually more motivated to sell. If you are looking for a vehicle with a warranty, you will be able to find used cars at a dealership that carry a warranty.
Depends on if you paying it through a dealership or a privite car owner, but if its a dealership you can, but if its a privite owner you will have to get conset from him/her
The salary of a car dealership owner varies greatly depending on the success of the car dealership as well as overhead expenses. However, the average salary of a car dealership owner is $33.73 an hour.
Each dealership has a different owner. So in order to know which owner you want you have to specify the dealership and which state it is in. It also depends on the country.
Although you can usually get a lower priced vehicle from the owner it might be best to go hrough a dealership because that way you know it has been inspected and safetied, and you just have more information available on the vehicle. Additionally it sometimes comes with a warranty.
Try the County Clerks office where the dealership is located. They should be registered there.
Neither or both, it depends on the condition of the car and who much you are willing to spend. You could go to a dealership and pay cash in full and receive warranties and many promises that they may not keep, which would be the same as if you where to go to a private owner and receive as-is condition no refunds no warranties.
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If a car is left at a dealership, the car owner is responsible for any damage. Theft or damages are not covered in the insurance policy of the dealership.
Online, at a dealership, and from a private owner.
By talking with your dealership owner or who ever helped you.