There is no secret to getting a great deal on a new truck. It takes research, persistence and knowing exactly what you want, what you need and what you would like to have if you budget allows for it.
To get the best possible deal on a new truck follow these simple steps:
- Research the features and options you want on the manufacturer website. (We suggest going through the build feature that most major automakers have. It will give you the best idea of what is available.)
- Decide what features and options are must haves, would like to have or only if I get a great deal.
- Search several local dealers. This is where the rubber meets the road. To get the best deal you must shop dealers against each other and tell them that you are actively shopping their competition as well.
- Don’t stop pitching each dealer against the other until all but one says they can not meet or beat your current price.
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Celeb Facts - Celebrities Who Are Crypto Investors
- In October, Wu Tang Clan's Ghostface Killah, aka Dennis Coles, announced his investment in the cryptocurrency world as a co-founder of Cream Capital. At the time, the firm aimed to raise $30 million in funding through an initial coin offering. Co-founders were wary of Coles' endorsement, sharing concerns that he did not fully understand how it worked.
- Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss are best known for suing Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg in 2008 over the claim that he stole the idea for the social network from them; they were awarded $65 million. Late last year, Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss reportedly became billionaires. They made an $11 million investment in the speculative asset bitcoin in 2013.
- Boxer Floyd Mayweather showed interest in cryptocurrency twice via Instagram. First, he posted a pic of himself with a table covered in cash, saying he would make a ton of money with Stox.com ICO. Then he used Instagram to show support for Hubii Network's ICO with a photo captioned, "You can call me Floyd Crypto Mayweather from now on.
- Former reality TV star turned entrepreneur Paris Hilton has shown interest in the cryptocurrency market since 2016. The Guardian reported this due to a now-deleted Instagram post. In 2017 Hilton announced via Twitter that she would be participating in the initial coin offering for LydianCoin; however, Hilton distanced herself from CEO Gurbasksh Chahal after domestic abuse charges.
- Actor Jamie Foxx joined the cryptocurrency excitement by promoting the token sale of Cobinhood, a free cryptocurrency trading exchange. Foxx's public enthusiasm concerned some investors. The worst reason to make an investment is a celebrity endorsement, said Andreas Antonopoulos, an early bitcoin investor.
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