Know Your Budget

• Set a clear budget including taxes, fees, and insurance.

Research Models

• Familiarize yourself with different Dodge models, such as Charger, Challenger, Durango, and Ram.

Check for Reliability Ratings

• Look up reliability ratings and reviews to gauge expected performance and maintenance issues.

Consider Fuel Efficiency

• Research the fuel efficiency of the model you are interested in, especially if you plan to use it for daily commuting.

Inspect the Vehicle

• Look for signs of wear, check for rust, and make sure there are no unusual noises during test drives.

Review Vehicle History (for used cars)

• Obtain a vehicle history report to check for accidents, title issues, and previous ownership.

Compare Prices

• Look at multiple dealerships and online listings to get a sense of the fair market price.

Check for Recalls

• Visit the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) website for any recalls associated with the model.

Negotiate Wisely

• Be prepared to negotiate the price, and do your research to have a solid understanding of the car’s value.

Consider Warranty Options

• Review the manufacturer’s or dealership warranties and consider purchasing an extended warranty if applicable.

Examine Financing Options

• Explore various financing options including loans from banks, credit unions, and dealership financing.

Don’t Rush

• Take your time to evaluate various options, and don’t rush into a purchase.

Ask About Maintenance Packages

• Inquire if maintenance packages or services are offered and what they cover.

Test Drive

• Always take the vehicle for a test drive to check comfort, handling, and features.

Read Customer Reviews

• Look at user reviews and forums for insights and real-world experiences with the model you’re considering.