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08-10-2011, 10:25 PM
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thinking of going to the dark side. So considering trading in my 01 z28 for a black on black 05 v with 78k the dealer wants $19,981..
My question is that to much? I almost came up on another one for same price same color with 55k and missed it by a day and don't want to let this one slip by but the 78k is what is making me think. It's either that or a 06 g35 thanks
My question is that to much? I almost came up on another one for same price same color with 55k and missed it by a day and don't want to let this one slip by but the 78k is what is making me think. It's either that or a 06 g35 thanks
08-10-2011, 10:44 PM
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thats not a deal. Thats about the norm and you dont need to jump for that.
I dont know where you're from but im in md and when searching I found stuff like that all day long.
I was looking for Silver. I'm not sure if this car is still availible or not, but if you can pay cash or secure a loan from a bank, The below listed car is a great deal. I went and looked at the car. I believe it was in a very light front end collision that involved just the bumper cover and headlights. The core support was still original. Interior was very clean and well taken care of and the whole car had just been detailed and buffed. It seems like a sketchy place when you pull up until you walk in and realize that they do nothing but luxury cars. It's located in a garage inside an industrial plaza. Speak with Sean, He's a young guy, nice, and doesn't waste your time. I got them to $17k is a steal.
http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...standard=false
Edit. Just saw you were in Ca. Their are still deals like this out there. When I was searching, I was looking all over the country as to not rule out a good deal. Just take your time. When you rush, is when you get caught up in a bad car.
I dont know where you're from but im in md and when searching I found stuff like that all day long.
I was looking for Silver. I'm not sure if this car is still availible or not, but if you can pay cash or secure a loan from a bank, The below listed car is a great deal. I went and looked at the car. I believe it was in a very light front end collision that involved just the bumper cover and headlights. The core support was still original. Interior was very clean and well taken care of and the whole car had just been detailed and buffed. It seems like a sketchy place when you pull up until you walk in and realize that they do nothing but luxury cars. It's located in a garage inside an industrial plaza. Speak with Sean, He's a young guy, nice, and doesn't waste your time. I got them to $17k is a steal.
http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...standard=false
Edit. Just saw you were in Ca. Their are still deals like this out there. When I was searching, I was looking all over the country as to not rule out a good deal. Just take your time. When you rush, is when you get caught up in a bad car.
08-10-2011, 10:45 PM
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Lol. Now that's a good price for the miles
That's a good price aswell but I'm in the san Francisco bay in CA where everything is more expensive lol and would like to do it asap..I do remember 2 weeks ago a bluish 05 with wood trim and and 66k was up for $23k but not sure what it sold for and also right now a 05 red with tan interior and around 62k is up for $22k
That's a good price aswell but I'm in the san Francisco bay in CA where everything is more expensive lol and would like to do it asap..I do remember 2 weeks ago a bluish 05 with wood trim and and 66k was up for $23k but not sure what it sold for and also right now a 05 red with tan interior and around 62k is up for $22k
08-10-2011, 11:30 PM
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It's all in how you look at it. Is traveling a few hundred miles a big deal to get a good deal?
The drive there will be good because you will be excited about getting the car (kind of like going on vacation).
The drive home with be great because your will be driving your new car.
Just be careful not to jump on something because you have traveled so far to get it. I did that and realized after I left that the car was popping out of second when gently down shifting, the nav didnt work, and the front driver side link was bad. ALWAYS get a Caddy dealer to check the car out before buying it. ALWAYS, am i making myself clear? If the dealership isnt up for it... theirs something wrong.
BTW, there isnt **** in your area. If you really want one and want the best deal... You're going to have to travel. From what I've seen they're mostly on the east coast and in Texas.
The drive there will be good because you will be excited about getting the car (kind of like going on vacation).
The drive home with be great because your will be driving your new car.
Just be careful not to jump on something because you have traveled so far to get it. I did that and realized after I left that the car was popping out of second when gently down shifting, the nav didnt work, and the front driver side link was bad. ALWAYS get a Caddy dealer to check the car out before buying it. ALWAYS, am i making myself clear? If the dealership isnt up for it... theirs something wrong.
BTW, there isnt **** in your area. If you really want one and want the best deal... You're going to have to travel. From what I've seen they're mostly on the east coast and in Texas.
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08-11-2011, 08:28 AM
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Yea nothing local and I'm getting it shipped. I work for a dealer within the same corporation so they ship it for free and yea we have a few cadi dealers ill see if we can get a inspection or at least call them and run the vin and see if the problem everyone has has been covered when it was in warranty.
And its the darkside because it is!! LOL
And its the darkside because it is!! LOL
08-11-2011, 08:46 AM
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Yea nothing local and I'm getting it shipped. I work for a dealer within the same corporation so they ship it for free and yea we have a few cadi dealers ill see if we can get a inspection or at least call them and run the vin and see if the problem everyone has has been covered when it was in warranty.
And its the darkside because it is!! LOL
And its the darkside because it is!! LOL
08-11-2011, 08:49 AM
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So considering trading in my 01 z28 for a black on black 05 v with 78k the dealer wants $19,981..
My question is that to much? I almost came up on another one for same price same color with 55k and missed it by a day and don't want to let this one slip by but the 78k is what is making me think. It's either that or a 06 g35 thanks
My question is that to much? I almost came up on another one for same price same color with 55k and missed it by a day and don't want to let this one slip by but the 78k is what is making me think. It's either that or a 06 g35 thanks
08-11-2011, 10:23 AM
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I was looking for Silver. I'm not sure if this car is still availible or not, but if you can pay cash or secure a loan from a bank, The below listed car is a great deal. I went and looked at the car. I believe it was in a very light front end collision that involved just the bumper cover and headlights. The core support was still original. Interior was very clean and well taken care of and the whole car had just been detailed and buffed. It seems like a sketchy place when you pull up until you walk in and realize that they do nothing but luxury cars. It's located in a garage inside an industrial plaza. Speak with Sean, He's a young guy, nice, and doesn't waste your time. I got them to $17k is a steal.
http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...standard=false
http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...standard=false
08-12-2011, 10:28 AM
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IMO, it's better to pay a little bit extra to buy locally. Especially with these cars since depending on region it's very difficult to find a great deal and/or one close to home. I'd try to negotiate it down, or, negotiate a warranty into it if they're hellbent on staying at that price. Sometimes the dealer is willing to take the risk of a warranty if they know they have a sale (did in my case).
08-12-2011, 11:08 AM
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If you are trading in a car, it's hard to say what is a good deal and what is not. If they are giving you an awesome price on your trade-in, that's not a bad price. Seems fair but not great.
Of course we also don't know the condition of the car.
Of course we also don't know the condition of the car.