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Originally posted by QuarterMillionMan View Postcan you run mines it's 2007;
Dodge Dakota automatic
120,000
Very good condition
Color: white
Club cab SLT
V-6, 2.6 L
Air condition
If it's a "quad cab", dealers are paying on average of $5700 for that car with those miles.
If it's an "extended cab", the number is about $3400.
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I see thanks, it's quad cab. Very informative.
Edited: It's actually extended cab, $3400 is still good though.Last edited by QuarterMillionMan; 10-12-2017, 05:48 PM.
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The thing is that I live in an apartment with no extra space to park it so I may just sell it fast to a used car dealer, I know they may only offer me half or maybe even 1/3 of the $3400 but I'll be keep it for another couple of years.
Kelly Blue shows that it's worth about $6000 as well but I'm guessing that's excellent condition and I'm guessing private sale.
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Originally posted by LivingAlmostLarge View Post2010 subaru outback base model 2.5 110k miles and good condition silver color. Not excellent has some dents and stuff from car doors opening etc but good condition. 1 owner and all maintenance records.
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great 2016 Honda Odyessey 10k miles excellent condition trim level touring
TH if you were to buy a minivan how old and which one would you look at? Where is the sweet spot of a used car? 1, 2 , 3, 5 years old? Is a year enough depreciation?
Why do dealerships list a 2017 car with 500 miles as used? When it said sold then listed again?
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Originally posted by LivingAlmostLarge View Postgreat 2016 Honda Odyessey 10k miles excellent condition trim level touring
TH if you were to buy a minivan how old and which one would you look at? Where is the sweet spot of a used car? 1, 2 , 3, 5 years old? Is a year enough depreciation?
Why do dealerships list a 2017 car with 500 miles as used? When it said sold then listed again?
Example: Brand X costs you $30,000 new. In 4 years, it's worth $15K. But in year 8, it's worth $7500. So the second 4 years, it's pretty cheap driving.
There are many makes/models that can do substantially better than that, but most are trucks or SUVs. A Toyota pickup is the strongest resale vehicle that there is, especially once you reach 10 years old - you can drive them with very little if any depreciation.
There are also many makes/models that will fare much worse: Mitsubishi, Chrysler, Dodge, Hyundai, Kia, Suzuki are simply awful. The product is inferior and the depreciation is horrendous. Ford is a decent product but depreciation is sketchy.
As for a dealership listing a car as "new" or "used", that is a state-specific issue. In Texas, once a vehicle has been titled to someone, it is considered "used" even if it only has 10 miles on it.
If a car was "sold" and relisted, a customer likely said they wanted it, and out of courtesy the dealer removed it from inventory. Then the customer changed their mind/didn't show up. You hear stories all the time about shady car dealerships; when we had our business, it seemed that we had our share of "shady customers". Customers would lie to you about any and everything. Many would treat you like absolute dirt. That's one of the reasons we shut down the business.Last edited by TexasHusker; 10-14-2017, 01:24 PM.
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Originally posted by TexasHusker View PostCustomers would lie to you about any and everything. Many would treat you like absolute dirt. That's one of the reasons we shut down the business.
Naturally, though, you ran an honest dealership...
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Originally posted by Nutria View PostThey're probably treating car salesmen like they expect car salesmen to be treating them.
Naturally, though, you ran an honest dealership...
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Originally posted by livingalmostlarge View Post2014 toyota sienna xle awd 28,712 miles$24,200
2015 toyota sienna xle awd 41,894 miles $25,100
2015 toyota sienna limited awd 21,36 miles. $31,800Last edited by TexasHusker; 10-15-2017, 05:58 PM.
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