Trying to find a new vehicle and trying to find a provider very simular.

I have decided to replace my old worn out vehicle and somewhere during my research it occurred to me that this decision making process is not much different than trying to find a provider. A few examples:

Vehicle: Type of vehicle: Car, SUV or Truck?
Provider: Small, Medium or Large?

Vehicle: Where to buy. Dealership or individual?
Provider: Management or independent? Incall or Outcall?

Vehicle: Year. 2012, 2013, 2014 or new?
Provider: Young, mid 20's or MILF?

Vehicle: Mileage: 20K, 30K or more?
Provider: UTR, average or many reviews?

Vehicle: Color. White, black, yellow or other?
Provider: White, Ebony, Asian or other?

Vehicle: Reviews. Individuals, Web sites ( ie. Edmonds)
Provider: Eccie, P411, other?

Vehicle: Options: Leather or cloth? Sound system. GPS , Moonroof etc.
Provider: DFK, BBBJ, MSOG etc?

Vehicle: Price. 20K, 30K, 40K ?
Provider: 200, 300, 400?

Vehicle: Discounts. Rebates?
Provider: Discounts for reviews, repeat clients, P411?

I am sure I haven't covered them all but you can see the similarities. Answer the above questions and your decision has been made.

Please feel free to add any others.

So, have you made a choice?

KC has a bus service, and the women riding them are smoking hot...

What about;

Tires or slicks
Covers or BB

Carpeting
Shaved

Mean motor
Bitchy attitude

Prius
Poor service, and slow to start.

Highway miles
MILF

New car smell
18 to 20 young and hot

40 to 50k
High priced hoe.

big difference between a car and a gal

you want a brand new car
you don't want a brand new girl

it takes a long time before a brand new car has troubles

a brand new gal IS trouble, till she has soe wear/tear

Car shopping, on the average, is MUCH more frustrating than provider shopping. When you're done it's a completely different kind of screwed, lol.

Car shopping, on the average, is MUCH more frustrating than provider shopping. When you're done it's a completely different kind of screwed, lol. Originally Posted by getiton9876

if you are having car shopping, you are doing it wrong or you fucked up somewhere along the way in life.,

I bought my last car, consulting Consumer reports, and knowing what I wanted, by contacting 3 dealers and made my deal for my car all online,
I just went in to the dealership and signed papers.

I do have great credit, good credit score and not have to deal with financing shit, mostly because I have known since I was a kid, I'd have to buy a home/car one day and I've made choices with that in mind