Any documents that show who the consumer is, what they do, where they live, and how they get paid is always nice to have if you are seriously considering buying a car. Some dealerships may require them and some won’t, but here is a short list of the documents a typical BHPH dealership requires:

Therefore, bring:

• Current Pay Stubs
• Utility Bill
• Two pieces of mail
• Driver’s License
• Current Pay Stubs
• Full Name
• Drivers License Number
• Date of Birth
• Phone Numbers - Home and Cell
• E-mail Address
• Current Home Address and Previous if less than Two Years
• Multiple References
• Residence History

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Customers should ask about the vehicle’s current condition. What service or maintenance has the dealership performed to recondition the car? We perform a 52-point inspection on every vehicle. Also, customers should inquire about any used car warranty and roadside assistance programs. D1 includes a 90-Day Limited Warranty and 1-Year Roadside Assistance with every vehicle purchase. These customer protection programs are usually only available at new car lots.

Other Questions To Ask
• How long have you been in business?
• Are the vehicles state safety inspected?
• Does your car dealership provide a rental car during servicing?
• What happens if I default on a payment?
• Do you provide a service contract?
• Do you provide a warranty?
• Do I own this car or am I leasing this car from your dealership?
• If the loan agreement is paid off quicker, can I get a price discount?

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