Yes, it's simply "too good to be true". Beware!, There's something wrong.

NADA shows the "average" trade-in to be about $14,300. On a private party sale (owner to owner - no dealer involved), you should expect to get from about $750-1,500 more than the trade in value.

http://www.nadaguides.com/Cars/2012/Toyo...

Which car should I get?

I'm 16 and I want to buy a car soon. I'm having a hard time deciding what I want. I'm used to driving mid-sized SUVs and full size pickup trucks. I really want a 1996 Ford Bronco. I would get the 5.0L V8. Can I modify the engine to increase horsepower, torque, and mpg? Does it handle well in the winter? I don't plan on driving fast. I plan on driving carefully. Should I buy one?

Can I buy new modified accord or Camry from original manufacturer.?

mean like tilted windows, black taillights, blue headlights. black 20 inch rims flat tires
Only serious answers thanks,,

Finance new Mazda3 or used car?

Hello, I currently have a 1988 Audi 90 that has turned out to be a money pit (I know, 27 year old Audi. Who saw that coming?) Also has made me miss work on numerous occasions. I need something reliable for work and am looking at my options. I just started making 2400/mo and pay 500 for rent. I can get a 2014 Mazda3 SE after taxes and everything for 27 grand on 0.99% financing. works out to be about 330/mo. Or I can get a 2015 (pretty much no changes between models) for same price but at 2.99% financing. Im just thinking resale value on the 2015 down the road will be better. There is also the used car route but financing will have even higher rates still. Also no warranty and I may be stuck with repair costs. At the moment I have no money to put down just need something that will reliably get me to and from work. Any input is appreciated!

I'm amazed that any college accepted you when you communicate like a 3rd grader.

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