You bought it somewhere and then found another dealer to take the delivery?  I’d expect any dealer who isn’t making money off the deal to ignore me completely.

You can still come up with a target OTD price and stick to it. Just be realistic about that price.

I was certain if I took 2 minutes to search used Mustangs that I’d find a superior example for similar money.....and I’m not getting there. 100k+ mile newer V8 Mustangs still wanting close to $20k.

I didn’t know they were wood.  Figured it was aluminum.  Well then definitely NP. 

With the “accessories” removed, this is basically just a leaky structure to put in the bed of your truck. If you have to buy a truck too, then just get a van or a wagon or a hatchback. Those don’t have sinks either.

So the key to getting a decent used car deal in this market is to get a job at Carmax?

I considered it then saw it has the dreaded Nissan CVT, and then the top is broken for “who knows” what reason.

Enough with the black wheels.  I thought those were done like 10 years ago.

Yeah, I only mentioned GAP coverage with the people who put next to nothing down, or were paying off their underwater trade in with a new loan.  Which was a good percentage of the customers.

I’d be pretty pissed if I was a Tesla owner. The exclusive and extensive charging network definitely had to be a selling point for some people. It has been the primary reason I’d consider a Tesla.

The link to the previous sale ad (where it also had an automatic transmission) describes the franken-car this is.

The C-Class rear end is a bit stupid.  The GT-R lights might have been cool 20 years ago.

Maybe the producers of the next F&F movie can buy it and blow it up or something.

Just get a Civic Si and drive it until you are 30. The Accord is a good choice too.

Or run away from it because it is a used up POS.

I saw the title and just said to myself “do the math”.

Before COVID ruined car inventories, there used to be good lease deals out there, especially for less popular models.  There is probably always a little premium for getting a new car, but some of those lease deals were a pretty cheap way to have an under warranty, new-ish car for 3 years. 

I’ve never heard these having some stellar reputation for durability, like GM Grandpa cars with the 3800.

It is standard car sales nonsense to say “if they are here, they want to buy a car”.

The dealership I worked at was the “small time” (although the brother of a guy who owned 5-6 franchises) shop compared to the guy across town who was one of the largest volume dealers for the manufacturer in the country.