golftango wrote:$3K for a 110K mile, 6 year old defunct vehicle is not that bad considering...
I was offered $5K for mine which is 3 years old newer and only 32K miles.
I would say you and your car were insulted by that offer.
golftango wrote:$3K for a 110K mile, 6 year old defunct vehicle is not that bad considering...
I was offered $5K for mine which is 3 years old newer and only 32K miles.
kconklin33 wrote:Well I've been hinging on the idea of trading mine in recently after looking at a plethora of cars. I went to the local Subaru dealership where I was looking to trade it in on a new 5 speed crosstrek or a 2015 legacy 3.6r and they offered me $4100. Nissan offered me $2000 on a 2015 juke nismo rs and Honda offered me $4500 on a new civic hatch. That said realistic trade in value is going to fetch roughly $4000. And my car has 66k original miles on it. I would entertain the idea of selling it for $6000 if anybody is interested.
Meh, not really. That's what I expected and it's only going to get worse.DiggerDerrik wrote:golftango wrote:$3K for a 110K mile, 6 year old defunct vehicle is not that bad considering...
I was offered $5K for mine which is 3 years old newer and only 32K miles.
I would say you and your car were insulted by that offer.
Nah, they offered $5000 but would turn around and sell it for $8000 to $9000. Think about how much used Kizashis are going for. They go for around twice the price dealers will give you for a trade-in.golftango wrote:Meh, not really. That's what I expected and it's only going to get worse.DiggerDerrik wrote:golftango wrote:$3K for a 110K mile, 6 year old defunct vehicle is not that bad considering...
I was offered $5K for mine which is 3 years old newer and only 32K miles.
I would say you and your car were insulted by that offer.