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08-24-2006, 06:42 AM
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Acut the insurance isn't a problem with this car at least with Geico. They don't classify it as a sports car due to it being a 4 banger. I bought mine this past Oct at 23. Have 3 cars on my insurance and I'm only paying $2600 a year. The S is costing me about $1300 to $1400 a year. Also I have a clean license but the insurance was doubled when I was looking at a 300c due to the V8.
08-24-2006, 07:35 AM
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Originally Posted by PLYRS 3,Aug 22 2006, 06:23 PM
in the context of a new '06, yes that's high.
i understand you want an AP1, but good examples are going to be few and far between....
an average mileage '02 should be had for 15K.
have you tried autotrader or the cars for sale section on here?
i understand you want an AP1, but good examples are going to be few and far between....
an average mileage '02 should be had for 15K.
have you tried autotrader or the cars for sale section on here?
08-24-2006, 08:38 AM
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Originally Posted by rustywave,Aug 24 2006, 03:35 PM
$15K?! i find that hard to believe. when i bought my car 1.5 years ago, kbb had it valued at $20,7. it's like $20,1 now...even with the 20k miles i've put on. i think you'd be hard-pressed to even find a MY2000/MY2001 that runs well for that price.
Like, I said I sold my 01 for quite a bit more then that earlier this year.
08-24-2006, 10:30 AM
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To determine the market price in the western United States, it probably is not accurate to take a sale price in Toronto in Canadian dollars and pass it through a currency conversion to find the price in US dollars.
The currency conversion is going screw things up. In addition, the market in California is totally different from other parts of North America that receive snow.
The currency conversion is going screw things up. In addition, the market in California is totally different from other parts of North America that receive snow.
08-24-2006, 11:31 AM
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[QUOTE=CBeyond,Aug 24 2006, 10:30 AM] To determine the market price in the western United States, it probably is not accurate to take a sale price in Toronto in Canadian dollars and pass it through a currency conversion to find the price in US dollars.
The currency conversion is going screw things up.
The currency conversion is going screw things up.
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