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06-06-2013
Yup
06-09-2013
any way i can email you?Originally Posted by yzguy96
06-09-2013
can i have your email?
06-09-2013
just private message the guy
06-10-2013
I private messaged you.
06-22-2013
Have you sold it?
06-23-2013
No I have been to busy with kids so never showed it to two others that were asking
07-30-2013
Bump trading it in so last call.
07-30-2013
Have you spoken to the dealer already? If so, how much are they willing to give you on the trade in?
07-30-2013
$4500 then I get tax benefitd
07-31-2013
Wow. Honestly, if they're willing to give you that much on a trade, I'd take advantage of it right away. That's really good from a dealer for a 12 yr old Pontiac.
07-31-2013
Thanks...I figured and saves me time of trying to sell it...another dealer offered $2k and two others 4-4500 so go figure lol
07-31-2013
For $4500 I would jump on it, especially being a trade.
07-31-2013
Yea you will get a tax credit by trading it in. So if someone on here wants to buy it you will need at least 4950 to offset the tax credit
Sometimes dealers will offer more on the trade if they are making good money on the sale of the new car.. so you might be paying to much on the new car..
08-02-2013
Exactly what I was thinking Andre, but didn't want to get into initially. The car is not worth anywhere near $4500 on trade in considering their ASKING price isn't going to be any greater than $7k MAX. The $2k the other dealer offered is a more realistic number. The only reason other dealers have SAID $4k+ is because it is common practice for car salesman to con people into thinking they're getting a great deal by manipulating the main "foursquare" figures (among other numbers): purchase price, down payment, monthly payments, trade-in value. By playing around with one or more of those numbers, they can make it look like you're getting what you want on your trade in. The bottom line is you're actually still only getting $2k - $3k. That's why you NEVER tell them you want to trade in a car till the very, very end, as in you've come to a deal you like on the new car, and are about to sign the paperwork, but before you do, you throw the "....actually, I change my mind. I DO have a trade in" at them. THEN see how low the price they offer you on your car is.That's what you're ACTUALLY getting for it, not the inflated figure they give you while you're trying to hammer out a deal.
09-26-2013
4200?
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