The Car Buyer's Playbook: How to Save Thousands on Your Next Car Without Trusting a Dealer

The average car buyer overpays by $3,000–$8,000. Not because they're careless — because the process is designed to take their money.

This 35-page playbook levels the playing field.

What's inside:

→ How dealers actually make money (7 profit centers you don't see)

→ Word-for-word negotiation email scripts you can copy and send today

→ How to get pre-approved and eliminate dealer financing markup

→ The best months, days, and times to buy for maximum savings

→ New vs. Used vs. CPO — the real depreciation math

→ The trim level trap: how to stop overpaying for features you won't use

→ Why you need insurance quotes BEFORE you buy (not after)

→ A 10-point test drive checklist that actually tells you something

→ Red flags that reveal a bad deal in 60 seconds

→ A total cost of ownership worksheet to compare vehicles side by side

→ A complete 7-day action plan from research to keys in hand

Who this is for:

Anyone spending $15,000+ on a vehicle who wants to keep as much of that money as possible. Works for new, used, and CPO purchases.

What this is NOT:

This is not a list of "best cars to buy." It's a tactical guide for buying ANY car at the right price, with the right financing, without getting taken.

Written by Frank Jones, founder of Car Match Service — an independent car buying guidance service with 25,000+ YouTube subscribers and hundreds of clients helped.

Bonus: Includes a link to the free No-Regret Car Checklist to help you decide WHAT to buy before you use this playbook to buy it smart.

Instant PDF download. No fluff. No filler. Read it tonight, use it this weekend.