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Looking For More Than Just a Car. J.D. Byrider Releases Tips for Consumers Looking for a Used Car in Tough Economic Times

In tough economic times, many consumers find themselves facing a dilemma: They need to purchase a used car, but their credit is damaged, which reduces their buying options. This can be a serious problem since a reliable car is necessary for many people to get to their jobs, transport their children to school and obtain groceries and other necessities. But savvy consumers can find a used car that fits their needs by keeping a few tips from J.D. Byrider in mind.

Carmel, Indiana (PRWEB) June 9, 2008 -- In tough economic times, many consumers find themselves facing a dilemma: They need to purchase a used car, but their credit is damaged, which reduces their buying options. This can be a serious problem since a reliable car is necessary for many people to get to their jobs, transport their children to school and obtain groceries and other necessities. But savvy consumers can find a used car that fits their needs by keeping a few tips from J.D. Byrider in mind.

"The Car of Their Dreams"
Plenty of used car dealerships offer to extend credit to consumers with credit challenges, claiming that they can help buyers obtain "the car of their dreams." However, most of these dealers focus exclusively on closing the deal; they don't perform an in-depth analysis on the consumer's transportation needs and budgetary constraints.

Moreover, many dealers who extend credit to consumers with damaged credit do not rigorously inspect the vehicles they sell. They do not provide customers with reliable, independent title reports to help ensure vehicle quality. As a result, consumers who purchase from these dealers may find themselves in an even more challenging situation: with high repair bills to pay in addition to a car payment that is not tailored to their budget and a car that does not necessarily meet their transportation requirements.

Looking For A Practical Alternative
Consumers should look for companies that employ a higher standard than most used car dealerships -- a dealer that offers vehicles that have passed a rigorous, comprehensive inspection process. For example, customers can inquire whether or not cars come with an independent title report from Carfax® or ExperianSM to establish reliability.

Customers should also seek help in establishing a budget. Some dealers offer the services of finance specialists, who meet with prospective customers and conduct a thorough analysis of transportation needs, financial history and expenses. The consumer and specialist determine a budget, which helps ensure that the customer needs are met and establishes a path to building a healthy credit history. Companies that take this type of proactive approach are looking for long-term relationships, which can be to the consumer's advantage.

Consumers Should Get More than Just a Car
Consumers with damaged credit should consider looking for more than just a car when contemplating a used vehicle purchase. They should look for a vehicle that matches their budget and transportation needs. They should consider their long-term credit situation and seek a partner who takes their individual situations into account.

Many used car dealerships claim to make car buyers' dreams come true, but savvy consumers need to look beyond the hype and consider practical alternatives. Customers who find a dealer with an innovative partnership approach will soon be on the road to financial stability while meeting critical transportation needs.

About J.D. Byrider
J.D. Byrider is headquartered in Carmel, Indiana, just outside Indianapolis. The company was founded in 1989 to serve customers with special auto financing needs and to ensure that they receive the same quality service in every J.D. Byrider dealership. Today, with more than 700,000 consumers matched to quality, affordable vehicles, the company continues its focus on reliability and customer satisfaction, with an average customer satisfaction rating of 95 percent.

J.D. Byrider maintains franchisee- and company-owned dealerships in 30 states. Visit J.D. Byrider to learn more or visit GoJDB.com to apply for instant auto financing. Inquiries about the company may be directed to Jim England, President, J.D. Byrider Advertising Group, Inc., at 317.249.3095.

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