Shouldhavegotthegt
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Seems low. I got $15.5 for my 13 V6 premium when I traded it in for my GT and I had 60k on it.
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All good, it happens and you might not break even or have any equity until the car is payed off or closed to payed off.without any of the roush stuff. I guess that just magically doesnt count. either way this is ridiculous. if i knew it was gonna be this bad i wouldntve put that much down. shit i might notve even bought it. I love driving her dont get me wrong. And i was just looking at a nice GT thats all
Well I have a top tier credit so that's no issue. My ford dealer is willing to give me invoice less holdback for most things so I can get the deal but with the inequity I couldn't afford the payments most likely. I don't have another 15k to put down in only 23 y.o.All good, it happens and you might not break even or have any equity until the car is payed off or closed to payed off.
Most folks here that traded up to the GT took a loss some way or another. Perhaps find a GT with 4-5k off to recuperate the negative equity.
I was only approved for the EB but decided to wait and build my credit so I can get the V8.
I didn't understand that anecdote . SorryLast month I was offered $30.5k for a 2015 GT Prem that was stickered @ close to $43k. I got the car 4/16 as a left over model close to 10k off sticker but still would've been under water since I did 0 down. To be honest I was ready the let the car go if they gave me 31.5k for my trade but I am glad it did not happen.
Lol I found a Ram 1500 Sport at %30 off sticker and for some reason thought it would be a great idea to trade the Mustang for it.I didn't understand that anecdote . Sorry
Oh. Gotcha. Yeah the first time around was too many pronouns.Lol I found a Ram 1500 Sport at %30 off sticker and for some reason thought it would be a great idea to trade the Mustang for it.