Twin Falls, Idaho (PressExposure) March 02, 2010 -- Consumers are often victimized by deceptive practices at car dealers and auto repair shops. Numerous tricks are used to overcharge people when they are buying a new car, and car owners are often charged for unnecessary auto repairs at big-name chain stores.
Unfortunately, even in the recession, these are still common practices across the country. That is why Mark Eskeldson has been exposing these practices online and in his books. He has even participated in numerous undercover investigations conducted by TV stations.
His website, CarInfo.com, is one of the oldest car buying sites on the web. The site helps consumers by teaching them how to avoid being cheated and even how to get big discounts on new cars by purchasing below dealer invoice. Providing information on tricks that dealers often use to overcharge unsuspecting customers who are buying new cars, CarInfo.com is the consumer-protection site that all car buyers should use.
The website provides valuable information and resources for anyone who intends to lease or buy a new car. Consumers have access to free quotes on new cars and trucks, as well as tips on how to save money on auto loans, insurance, extended warranties and much more. CarInfo.com is truly unique: it was the first site to expose the dishonest practices at some of the biggest names in the auto industry.
Mark Eskeldson is the author of "What Car Dealers Don't Want You to Know" and "What Auto Mechanics Don't Want You to Know." His books have been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Smart Money, Kiplinger's Personal Finance and news programs on ABC, NBC and CBS TV. His work has also been used as a reference by state prosecutors who were investigating fraud in the auto repair and car leasing industries.
For more information on how to avoid being victimized by dishonest car dealers and auto repair shops, as well as valuable advice on saving money, visit http://www.carinfo.com