Dilemma
11-29-08, 07:24 PM
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Timetoy is right, try to sell the car yourself, even if it takes six months. You'd be lucky if dealer gives you 80% of "KBB trade-in value". The thing is the economy is working against you (for your trade-in) and for you (for the purchase)...
12-01-08, 02:05 PM
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Find out how much dealer willing to give you and compare to average asking price on autotrader. I would trade it in if it's few grand$ off. It just for the fact that I don't have to deal with shoddy buyers, tire kickers, low ballers or may get my a## kicked during test drive.
Good luck.
Good luck.
I do have a steady job and make decent money. I can afford the car, it just might slightly affect my drinking/entertainment funds.
I'm just undecided. I think its the factor of having the "fast" "sporty" version of the car that's killing me.
Should I try and sell privately or trade in? I'm sure private sale would be best, but it can be lengthy and in times like these, who know if I'll find a buyer.
I'm just undecided. I think its the factor of having the "fast" "sporty" version of the car that's killing me.
Should I try and sell privately or trade in? I'm sure private sale would be best, but it can be lengthy and in times like these, who know if I'll find a buyer.
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