It's "whose", not "who's"
Dealers do always win on a trade but some deals are definitely better than others. I was offered $4k more at a dealer for my trade vs another dealer 10 miles a way. The deal on the new car was the same...
Thank you for a rather meaningless and generally irrelevant correction. You display excellence in distraction from pertinent issues.
They only win if you let them win.
Said nobody ever.....:lol:[/QUOTE]
I'm hoping that history doesn't repeat itself . . .
Going from your second fun car (that I know of) plus one or two Toyota sedans (not sure which) to a two-suv household, I'm not the least bit convinced that it won't, and it'll cost you $ to correct that when it does.
Nor I. When I was about your age, we need a bigger car than the little Ford that'd been an absolute hoot to drive and modify. Kept it because we could (it'd been paid off for some time), and added a Chevy Malibu that could well be considered 1979's forerunner to today's SS. Never regretted it.
There's a child seat in the back for my son. He's young enough to fit fine back there. I suppose if we had another kid, I'd just slap a second car seat back there and be done with it. I like the car. The kids can deal.
Hahahahaha rofl best response ever
So since you brought it up. The whole purpose of me having the GT was to enjoy it while I knew I could. I also knew I was going to let it go before it was paid off. Timing was the key in all this. I considered it as a rental. Until this day, I have never put any money down. I have various investment accounts that would make me decent amount of money in return versus me putting it towards a car. I like to rather rent my vehicles and pay a monthly rental fee.
It's not a win or lose. It's what makes sense to you at the time of your situation. My neighbor thinks buying a Mustang in general is a bad move because to him Ford is garbage and he trashes Ford every chance he gets. He's a big BMW and Mercedes guy. Am I going to argue with him over this? No, because in his situation he thinks he's winning every time he buys a bmw or Mercedes.
You sir are on point. The beautiful thing about automobile is that when you enter that regret period in your life about letting go of something with 4 wheels in the past, you can always adventure out and pick up something else. The fun part is hunting for the right vehicle and enjoying ownership of it. Even if you own it for a short period of time then onto the next vehicle. I get extremely bored of driving the same vehicle after 2nd year of ownership. Thank the lord I am financially capable of supporting this very bad habit of mine. At times I think addiction to drugs would have been financially better
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My Mustang is paid off. So if I ever bother with another car, I'll keep this thing and turn it into a drag car or something else really stupid and possibly life threatening. I don't think I could ever go back to driving a "normal" car exclusively again. Damn thing spoiled me.
At least your loan was paid off. That's a great price for a base. I have a 15 Prem GT with 10K miles and they I was offered $29-31K from 3 different dealerships.. $29k at the dealership that I bought my car from. :ford:
I hope you get your car back soon. The new Camaro doesn't really scream muscle like the Mustang does. Even though the new SS sounds like a beast but the looks are eh. I personally think Mustangs are still the best looking American muscle on the road next to the C7 Vettes.