Good Deal?
01-22-2009, 05:57 AM
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Good Deal?
http://trader.ca/powerpage/details.aspx?vl...89&adid=7143020
They are asking for $17,900. Seems like a good deal for an AP2 considering everyone else on trader is asking for $20k plus.
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They are asking for $17,900. Seems like a good deal for an AP2 considering everyone else on trader is asking for $20k plus.
Thoughts?
01-22-2009, 06:35 AM
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I am sure you will check the car in person before dropping the hammer.
When I was looking for mine last year, I had came across a bunch of too good to be true deal online (esp in the Quebec side) and only to find out in person cars had been in accident when the dealer claim that they didn't aware of it or car was in unbelieveable rough condition for their mileage that were not shown in pictures.
Just be patient and don't rush into deals that you are not 100% happy with the car.
Just striaightly on the price and the listed condition, it's a good deal!
When I was looking for mine last year, I had came across a bunch of too good to be true deal online (esp in the Quebec side) and only to find out in person cars had been in accident when the dealer claim that they didn't aware of it or car was in unbelieveable rough condition for their mileage that were not shown in pictures.
Just be patient and don't rush into deals that you are not 100% happy with the car.
Just striaightly on the price and the listed condition, it's a good deal!
01-22-2009, 08:20 AM
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Whats up with all these bloody good deal threads lately?
You have to drive the car and see how you feel in it to decide whether it's a good deal.
IMO, from a price standpoint all s2k's are a good deal! The only difference between them all is how the car feels when you drive it.
so please, no more "is this a good deal" threads because it's impossible for us to tell!
You have to drive the car and see how you feel in it to decide whether it's a good deal.
IMO, from a price standpoint all s2k's are a good deal! The only difference between them all is how the car feels when you drive it.
so please, no more "is this a good deal" threads because it's impossible for us to tell!
01-22-2009, 10:17 AM
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Price wise it's a deal, there's usually a catch to it though. Dealers are out there to make some coin and won't usually sell it below market value unless there's a reason.
01-22-2009, 10:19 AM
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Originally Posted by s2kobsession' date='Jan 22 2009, 09:20 AM
Whats up with all these bloody good deal threads lately?
You have to drive the car and see how you feel in it to decide whether it's a good deal.
IMO, from a price standpoint all s2k's are a good deal! The only difference between them all is how the car feels when you drive it.
so please, no more "is this a good deal" threads because it's impossible for us to tell!
You have to drive the car and see how you feel in it to decide whether it's a good deal.
IMO, from a price standpoint all s2k's are a good deal! The only difference between them all is how the car feels when you drive it.
so please, no more "is this a good deal" threads because it's impossible for us to tell!
hehe
I think that's a steal if everything is right in the car.
Thing is, if it were a private sale i'd be even more inclined to say it's amazing. But usually dealers aren't dumb. They wouldn't sell a car for 7K under the going rate just for nothing.
Ask for VIN run carfax and see what pops up. I think it's salvage, accidents or LOTS of owners.
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01-22-2009, 10:19 AM
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Originally Posted by iDomN8U' date='Jan 22 2009, 11:17 AM
Price wise it's a deal, there's usually a catch to it though. Dealers are out there to make some coin and won't usually sell it below market value unless there's a reason.
Said it before I could type it!
01-22-2009, 10:30 AM
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all i'm sayin is that we don't need the main page flooded with people asking if this car FS is a good deal. One thread with autotrader listings would certainly be sufficient!