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RE: Fair trade in price?? - 8/30/2007 2:52:24 PM

jason clipse

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hey u know what sometimes its just the obvious that escapes people sometimes u know???

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+my $.02

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RE: Fair trade in price?? - 8/30/2007 3:57:47 PM

Wingo171

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I bought my manual 02 GT from a buy here pay here lot and had to pay out like 10-11k soo yeah, sell yours for like 6k privately and the diff will be way worth it, and make sure you get a warrenty of some sort off of the dealer because more than likely you'll find a lot of any little problems within the first 7k miles of driving it.

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Current 97 Eclipse GS-T Spyder :)
Current 2008 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS SE : "The Wife''s DD"
2002 Mitsubishi Eclipse GT : SOLD
95 Eclipse GSX : TRADED
95 Eclipse RS : SOLD

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RE: Fair trade in price?? - 8/30/2007 5:52:28 PM

ricanpunk

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deffinitely wanna shop around and argue the price, i just got my 01 GT for 8,500 and 67k on it. Same car you're lookin at, less miles and lower on the price. This is my first dealer-bought car but ive dealt with motorcycle dealers alot(more of a biker type guy). never tell them your interested in a trade right off the bat, theyre less likely to go down in price

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RE: Fair trade in price?? - 8/30/2007 7:24:56 PM

953kgtvr4

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Wow there is a tremendous price difference between our locations I live in NC and I got an 01 GT with premium package (you can tell if there is a C5 in the vin #) and it had 42,352 miles on it for 11,625 and I sold a 99 Saturn (pos) to the dealer that I was originally going to get a GT from for 2,100 I think you should definitely get more money for your car because the 4 cylinders are more reliable than the six.

< Message edited by 953kgtvr4 -- 8/30/2007 7:29:14 PM >

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RE: Fair trade in price?? - 8/30/2007 11:50:14 PM

bigwayner

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Well even looking on cars.com and ebay i cant find a GT manual spyder basically in the state of michigan. It sucks.

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RE: Fair trade in price?? - 8/31/2007 12:53:16 PM

bigwayner

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Well I talked to the guy at the dealership again, and he agreed that their trade in sucked, so he told me I should just sell privately also, and that i should be able to get at least 6 or 7k for it instead of the 1.5k they were gonna give.

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