If you are like most consumers in hard economic times, you may be looking for ways to save money on the purchase of your next RV or Vehicle. We hope the 4 tips in this article help you save a bundle on your next vehicle purchase.

I like to save with what I call loss leaders. 2 of the last 3 cars I have bout brand new have been loss leaders. This is the car everyone sees advertised on the front page of the newspaper, but when you call, it is always gone. If you just make friend with a few of the sales people, you can usually show up and buy this car a day before the ad goes out in the newspaper. This can allow you to buy 30 to 40% below MSRP. I bought a brand new Chevy Silverado this way for $11,500, when the MSRP was almost $19,000.

Negotiate price fiercely as well and the amount of your trade in. Never negotiate on the basis of a monthly payment. (You should be paying cash anyway.) Often dealers use a low monthly to hide the fact that the vehicle is overpriced or that they are giving you nothing for your trade in so be careful.

Did you know that when you pay cash for a car, you are paying up to 30 to 50% less for it then someone who finances it. Another advantage is that paying cash allows you to buy only the vehicle you can afford. If you would like to buy a really nice car or RV 5 years from now, make the monthly payment you would otherwise be making into a savings account. This way, interest will be working for you rather then against you. It is amazing how much money this simple principle can save you,

Compare online prices to dealer pricing. When you find a great price, see if the dealer or private party seller will match this price. This will give you some tangible evidence that you can get the same car for less and help make the sellers a little less firm in their asking price. If you chose to buy a car online, you can also buy it from a company with a lot less overhead and as a result, get a better deal.

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