<h2>Top Five Fees to Avoid at Car Dealerships</h2>
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<h3>Number Five: Advertising Fee</h3>
<p>This fee is for regional and national advertising and is already included in the sticker price. If a dealer tries to charge you this as an extra, just say no.</p>

<h3>Number Four: Extended Warranty Packages</h3>
<p>I understand that we all have different risk profiles and some people value extra peace of mind. However, make sure you know exactly what you're getting for a few thousand dollars.</p>

<h3>Number Three: Delivery and Preparation Fee</h3>
<p>You may see this listed as dealer prep, vehicle prep, or pre-delivery inspection. Always contest these fees as they are already part of the destination charge, which should come with a full tank of gas.</p>

<h3>Number Two: Documentation Fee</h3>
<p>Dealers may charge you hundreds of dollars just to process title and registration. Try negotiating that fee down or ask for something extra in the car.</p>

<h3>Number One: Market Adjustment Fee</h3>
<p>This fee indicates that a dealer adds money beyond the MSRP. Given the current market, demand is outpacing supply, but remember: this fee is not mandatory and is 100% negotiable. </p>

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