Title: a very useful book if you're about to buy a car
Product review: This is a good book that I wish were still available. Written by a former auto dealer, it is filled with practical advice and also has insider information including definitions of slang terms. For example, "glue" is when they try to get something of yours that you won't leave the dealership without (e.g., some of your money, your car keys, a credit card -- which they can use to do a credit check); you should never give them any of those things (e.g., they don't need a deposit for you to do a test drive, or to "prove to the manager that you're serious," etc.). [I lent my copy to someone who never returned it.]
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