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When searching for, or considering, a purchase of a vehicle (whether it be new or used), you must think about what uses it is going to have for you and your family. The main idea behind such concern is this: Purchasing a vehicle that doesn’t necessarily fit your needs might land you a number of problems in the future, and you might have to purchase another car before you know it. Here’s an example: Buying a sporty sedan during a time when your kids are growing might land you a great deal of problems. After all, how much luggage can you fit in that sedan? Another example: You got yourself another job that just happens to be quite a long commute. Well, now you become concerned at how much gas you will be needing for such a commute. Might be time to look for a car with good gas mileage.
Consider your needs and what cars best fit your current situation. You might find yourself wondering if it really is a good time to change vehicles. Your current car might still fit your lifestyle. Remember, you must be able to calculate if a newer car would be worth the investment (cost and payments).
Now that you have figured out your budget and know how much you can spend on a car, then it is time to look for a Lender. That is if you’re not paying cash for a car, of course.
You may look for a loan from an online lender, dealership, credit union, bank, home equity, etc. Like many others, you might choose to get a loan through your dealership. It is fast, and you don’t have to be bouncing around offices. You’re already at the dealership, and don’t want to be bothered by any other Lender. However, if you don’t shop around for loans elsewhere, you might find yourself paying higher interest rates, and a higher loan amount. At the dealership you might be paying for a number of things you 
were not aware of at first. Read the agreement very carefully. A good thing about dealerships is that they are constantly coming up with promotion, especially around the holidays, and you could land a great deal such as paying 0% APR or not needing to put any money down. Just be careful when you are offered a deal with no money down. The interest rates might be higher than you originally had planned on paying.
When you start considering getting a loan from a bank or credit union, you will notice that you might be better off. They are very competitive between one another, and although it takes longer for the paperwork to go through, you might land a great deal. Also, when you get yourself a loan from your bank, or any bank, you will be building a relationship with that institution, which can be a great asset when thinking about your credit score/rating. Also, banks and credit unions have professionals who can help you with financial advice as to what is best for you given your current situation.
There are also online lenders. This is a great way to get your application processed quite quickly. It is efficient, and the competition between them is also great, which is something anyone should take advantage of. Give yourself sometime to shop around online. It can’t hurt and it might land you a great deal. The internet is a powerful tool. Give it a shot.
You should also consider if you are going to purchase a car, or take on a lease. Again: know your budget. Leasing a car can dramatically lower your monthly payments on a car. But you must remember that it is not your car. There’s no way to sell it once you are done. It is just like renting a house or apartment. Not to mention your mileage is limited. You can go over that limit, but be prepared to pay a price for having done so.
Realistically it would be great to change cars whenever we wanted. It all comes down to the question “Should I do it?.” Think long term.