I need a little advice in buying a new car?

I have a great steady job and I can afford to buy a car from the dealership. It is the first time I ever go to a dealership for a car. I'm just wondering if there's any good reliable brands you can recommend to look out for? How is Ford, in your opinion? Also, what are the next steps one takes after buying a new car? Tags, plates, and insurance right?

Go to a bank or credit union and see what they will loan you.

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If you buy new negotiate then negotiate some more.

If you buy used be sure to check Kelly blue book for reasonable prices, get the carfax and read CR as noted above.

Dealer takes care of most it and maybe temp insurance too.

new car will cost you the depreciation, maybe 10% of car's cost.

2-3 yrs old, most depreciation paid off by first owner. And car could be excel condition, <30k mi, still under warranty, or eligible for warranty.

check w/ name brand dealers finance managers for details, 2 opinions at least; vw car: vw dealer.

you could buy a car like that privately and save $1000s.

Don't' buy anything w/o reading CR.
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Go to a bank or credit union and see what they will loan you. Also see what insurance will run before you buy a vehicle. If you have a loan you are required to carry full coverage insurance. My best advice is to consider going with a nearly new used car. When you buy a brand spanking new car when you drive it off the lot the value drops thousands of dollars. A late model used car has low miles along with a warranty on it. You asked which car is best. Every one has their choice of what to buy. Find a car you like and then see if you can afford to buy it.