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Originally Posted by bolteon593
wasn't so much just to get a new car... if someone would have offered me that much on the camaro as a private sale; i would have sold it on the spot.
the other option would have been to wait and hope i didn't loose more then 10k at the end of this year when i was planning on selling it anyway.
and the 2k down i put in on signing covered my upside down part; so no interest paid on that. believe me, i knew what i was doing when i walked away from 6 hours at the dealership the first day that i was there. we started at 28k on the camaro, 13k down and 10k markup on the shelby.
3 weeks later when i walked back in, i had them to 33,100 on the camaro, 2k down, and 3k markup. i personally believe in paying a markup in some situations, so in the end; i was the one playing their emotions.
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as you are aware,you are dealing with a "depreciating" asset,and you still lost money,regardless of how you 'sugar coat" it!..at least you are happy with the car!..the only way you win in the car game is to buy a "piece of s88t" for very 'short" money,fix it up,and run it until it falls apart!..ANY other way is generally considered financial suicide!