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Women Buying Cars | How to buy a car as a woman in a male-dominated industry.
Car-buying tips for women from a woman. Meredith was a teacher and now co-owns a used car dealership in Kansas City with her husband. She uses her love for teaching to help women navigate the car-buying process. Let her empower you to buy a car with confidence.
Women Buying Cars | How to buy a car as a woman in a male-dominated industry.
Latest Episodes
Subaru: The Good and Bad
Subaru: The Good, The Bad, and Why Owners Stay LoyalHost Meredith Reynolds explains why Subaru is a best-seller on her lot, noting her perspective is based on vehicles at least five years old. She highlights Subaru’s strong customer loy...
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The Good and Bad of Hondas
Email me: meredith@reynoldsautomotivekc.comThe Good and Bad of Honda: Reliability, Value, and Common TradeoffsHost Meredith Reynolds of Kansas City launches a “Good and Bad” series with Honda, drawing on 12 years of selling mostl...
3 Ways the War in Iran Affects Car Prices
How the War in Iran Could Impact Car PricesHost Meredith Reynolds, a former teacher and an owner of Reynolds Automotive in Kansas City, explains how the war in Iran could affect car prices and the car market through three factors: oil pr...
Repo vs Voluntary Repo
Voluntary Repo vs Repossession: What Really Happens to Your Credit and Options to Avoid ItHost Meredith Reynolds of Women Buying Cars tells the truth about a voluntary car repossession or surrender. 00:52 Show Introducti...
What NOT to Say at the Dealership
Don’t Tell the Dealer Your Monthly Payment: Negotiate the Out-the-Door PriceHost Meredith Reynolds of the Women Buying Cars podcast explains the one thing not to tell a car salesperson: your desired monthly payment, because dealers can ...
Fan Mail
Meredith! I am delighted to find your podcast!!! The combination of your teaching skills and your knowledge is just what I need!! You explain clearly, your episodes are enjoyable, and if I was near Kansas City, I would be headed to your dealership! Well done! I will happily give 5-star reviews. Yesterday I bought a 2021 Subaru Outback. I was looking for a Crosstrek because my kids love Subarus and you love the Crosstrek. But it didn’t have the capacity I need for hauling grandkids. The Outback does. It’s overwhelming to shop for cars and thanks for helping me think through budget, understand AWD, and learn lots about other topics. Keep up the great work. Question: should I have bought the complete warranty? Added $2570 to the price. Would have provided insurance for 3 years. How do you decide? We have power train coverage for 5 years and 60,000 miles.
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