How to keep costs down on a new car

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How to keep costs down on a new car

Advice for saving money when purchasing a new vehicle has been given by the Daily Record.

The Scottish newspaper advised buyers to devise a maximum budget before starting to visit dealers - and keeping to it.

It also told buyers to negotiate, even if the original price is within the limit.

Noting that motor dealers are also suffering in the difficult economy, the paper said that buyers "might be surprised how flexible they will be to secure a sale".

Extras can be considered in lieu of actual money off, while insurance quotes should be sought for the chosen model before making a purchase.

Uninsured drivers cost around £500 million a year, according to the British Insurance Brokers' Association (BIBA).

BIBA said that the cost was met by adding an extra £31 levy to insurance policies.

Graeme Trudgill, BIBA technical and corporate affairs executive, said that the penalty for driving uninsured was perceived as light and so people were taking the risk.

The government recently unveiled new measures to crack down on uninsured drivers, including the new offence of keeping a car uninsured.

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