sdsubzero4
Spring Valley, CA
so, the car is out of the shop?
Why don't you just set the reserve at that $100 different?
Why don't you just set the reserve at that $100 different?
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[SOLD] 1996 Triple Black Cobra for sale
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i just want to sell it
mustanghurt
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http://sandiego.craigslist.org/nsd/cto/1017182203.html well at least your not this guy
i think mine has a lil more done
mustanghurt
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and a lot better priced
Just give it to me and i will let ya drive it whenever you want!!!!!!
Tommy
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This car has been for sale for a much longer time than VP's
mustanghurt
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probably cause the guy is asking way too much
ttt!!!
Seven Thousand Eight Hundred Dollars and zero cents
TtT
TtT
maverick169v
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dude, im gonna call my lil bro, hes been lookingto get into a pony.
rgr ttttt
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t0 the t0p
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Mustangcwo
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You haven't sold the car yet....it must be a keeper.
i guess ill jsut have ot take it to do a trade in
TTT
TTT
alaninsd1
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thats a sign vp to keep the car
Tommy
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DO NOT DO THAT....................
You wouldn't get more than $4k for it. All the upgrades you've done give you ZERO credit towards the value on the car in a trade-in. They only go based on an appraisal software published by Kelly Blue Book.
kbb.com says:
Excellent
$4,825
Good
$4,375
Fair
$3,625
You will always be in between Fair and Good, no matter how many mods you have. In many cases mods become a liability and hurt the vaule.
Trust me, I was in car sales at a Ford and Honda dealer for years. Only an enthusiast will give you what it's worth. Even if you do accept the $4k, you it will only reduce your payments by about $80 per month. For every $1k you finance the payment is $20,
Example. car out the door is $35k, multiply that by 20, and thats your estimated payment, in this case..$700/month for 60 months. It can vary +/- a few bucks
Again, please don't be foolish as to use this car as a trade-in. If you're ok with the $4k, I'm sure you'll find alot of private party buyers.
Tommy
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Another note.... IF they happen to give you more for the trade, it's a 'smoke screen' to make you feel better. Believe me, you're still paying for that extra money they're giving you. Either by charging a profit on the interest/lease rate (up to 2.5% extra mark up on a purchase from what you actually qualify for)...and they aren't required to disclose that fact that they made a profit on the interest rate!
Another way they can still make you believe they gave you more :
Example: your car= $4k
new car = $35k...with $4k gross profit
They give you $6k for your car, thus over-allowing what its worth. They still buy it from you at $4k, but show they gave you $6K, taking the $2k from the profit of the new car. Then they sell you the new car at $35k with $2k profit, not a bad deal for them. Salesman makes about $450 in one sale.
On the other hand, they give you $4k for your car, discount the new one to $33k, They STILL make the same profit, but made you feel better by discounting the new one since your trade in didn't bring in what you hoped it would.
Can you see the charrade? Its called 'cut from the top/ sew to the bottom'. In the end, it costs you the same.
Another way they can still make you believe they gave you more :
Example: your car= $4k
new car = $35k...with $4k gross profit
They give you $6k for your car, thus over-allowing what its worth. They still buy it from you at $4k, but show they gave you $6K, taking the $2k from the profit of the new car. Then they sell you the new car at $35k with $2k profit, not a bad deal for them. Salesman makes about $450 in one sale.
On the other hand, they give you $4k for your car, discount the new one to $33k, They STILL make the same profit, but made you feel better by discounting the new one since your trade in didn't bring in what you hoped it would.
Can you see the charrade? Its called 'cut from the top/ sew to the bottom'. In the end, it costs you the same.
well see how things play out TtT
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