to buy or not to buy...
to buy or not to buy...
hey i want to finally buy a 5.5 gen maxima... i found a black titanium edition se with cloth... not fully loaded.... but it has 70k... its in really good condition and i can get it for 12.5.... is that a good deal or should i keep looking?
Why not check prices on some of the Internet sites? Is it from a dealer or private party? 6 speed or auto?
When trying to determine a fair price for a used car (buying or selling) I'd go to kbb.com, edmunds, nada, etc and look up wholesale, private party and retail values and average them to get a price in each category. It also is helpful to look around on autotrader.com to see what others are asking for a similar model as compared to the averages you calculated. Armed with those numbers, you should have enough info to determine what's a fair market value as well as justification for negotiating.
When trying to determine a fair price for a used car (buying or selling) I'd go to kbb.com, edmunds, nada, etc and look up wholesale, private party and retail values and average them to get a price in each category. It also is helpful to look around on autotrader.com to see what others are asking for a similar model as compared to the averages you calculated. Armed with those numbers, you should have enough info to determine what's a fair market value as well as justification for negotiating.
you guys need to factor in where he's looking. Varies by state. In Georgia typical righ now for a car like that if it was a 6speed the trade in value would prob be around 9500 and private party i'd say you could get 11.5-2
Originally Posted by Max_N_Action
thanks guys... for some reason its hard to find a fully loaded se in RI or MA.... cars seem more damn expensive here.... i think ill keep looking
Condition has alot to do with it as well.
Exactly a year ago, I paid 11.2k for a 01 Meridiam, Fully Loaded with 50k. The condition was immaculate. I could have found the same car for 10k, but with more miles and beat up.
RESEARCH... is key
Originally Posted by Professor`
Ugg i paied $7k for a bone stock 2000 with 112k miles ><
Point of story I guess is to not overpay, so if something happens, you don't lose your *** on the car.
Originally Posted by Child_uv_KoRn
Same here pretty much ($7,700) except mine had brembo brakes, new ignition coils, sparks, battery, and MAF. It got totaled almost a yr later and the insurance gave me 88 or 8,900 for her. I was like hell yeah, at least I didn't lose cash, only my time.
Point of story I guess is to not overpay, so if something happens, you don't lose your *** on the car.
Point of story I guess is to not overpay, so if something happens, you don't lose your *** on the car.
I paid 11750 for my 02 SE 6/speed, leather, all the toys except nav. and a LSD tranny. One owner (old guy, they best kind), and the car was immaculate, not a curb rash, ding dent or scratch........
Yeah, but In my case with my 01 that got totalled 3 months after I bought it, I paid something like 9k for it, and an extra 75k miles of extra, full bumper-to-bumper insurance which cost 2600. So, I paid 11600 in total, and when the insurance company added up the value of my car, they were going to give my 11400 for it. I gave them the bill of sale for my car, and they said they were only going to give me what I paid for the car, which was 9k + the tax I paid. So, Because I declined the gap insurance, I had to pay out of pocket for the extra insurance. I fought and fought with them, so far as contacting the state attorney general's office, and they said that the company only has to pay on the car itself, not what I owed on the vehicle.
Originally Posted by NmexMAX

only cheap maxima bastards know the right price.
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