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I was going to upgrade to a Grand Cherokee diesel engine but they don't offer the unlimited mile warranties on those. So I'm just waiting for the grand wagoneer now.
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I was going to upgrade to a Grand Cherokee diesel engine but they don't offer the unlimited mile warranties on those. So I'm just waiting for the grand wagoneer now.
- Aug 1, 2004
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best whip u can get wit that warranty is a wrangler.
MakeNTGreatAgain
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Bruh i used to think like this.
But i am selling my families 2013 acxord which was purchased around 24/25k msrp
No one will buy the car for 9 grand. The best offer i have is 8500 these cars dont hold value anymore i hate it
- Jul 9, 2016
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- Feb 16, 2011
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cars in general don't hold value.....
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Imagine what you'd get if it was a Sonata or Optima that you were trying to sell. While the Accord might not hold crazy value, it's still better at it then a solid chunk of the market.
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Hondas used to hold value pretty well because it was known to be reliable... but they sold so many accords partially due to that great reputation that they are a dime a dozen. So they won't command any premium. Plus other brands are getting more competitive and reliable.
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Subarus hold their value more so than any car I've seen, especially WRX's and Legacys. Toyota 4wd trucks and SUV's hold too, especially of they have diff. lockers and features that 4wd people need. Speaking of... I'm thinking about picking up a old 4Runner, I love the look of those joints...
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- Jul 2, 2012
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Bingo.
Same thing goes for Altimas and maximas.
Had a guy wanting to trade in a 2-3 year old maxima and he was expecting 20k for it
Whole deal fell apart when I told him it was only worth like 14k-15k
- Jul 2, 2012
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One of the reasons Subarus hold their value better is because they dont do rebates. So depending on the car you're getting, you can only get like 2k-4k off MSRP. Versus Hyundai which can have like 7k in dealer cash
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U didn’t mention how many miles it has
CrownRoyalDaddy
formerly tdoggy57
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I drive japanese so I buy new.
Nothing wrong with buying used though. I considered it this past purchase. But im Bougie and love brand new ****
Just hit 1 year and 15000 miles on the Lexus this week.
Nothing wrong with buying used though. I considered it this past purchase. But im Bougie and love brand new ****
Just hit 1 year and 15000 miles on the Lexus this week.
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don't see **** bruh
if you find a scat chally for 20k with low miles hit my line but don't see these prices you're mentioning anywhere
only thing I found locally was one with a rebuilt title with 22k miles and he wanted 27k but thing looked brand new
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No
- May 14, 2008
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Sorry.
What I mean to say is that I will only really buy a vehicle brand new if I plan to keep it for a very long time.
I do get what you mean though, man.
-Drew
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Subies and those Toyota trucks really do hold their value well.
I'm a big fan of the 4Runners. Even the current gen.
-Drew
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After 6 hour detail and tint. Doesn’t even look like the same car.
- May 23, 2005
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u jay reed
After 6 hour detail and tint. Doesn’t even look like the same car.
i know it
- Dec 29, 2003
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For the flashy detective or chief of the fire dept.
- Aug 1, 2004
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u spelled jeep wranglers wrong.
Cars
formerly thegameofsoles
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Geländewagen >>
in terms of retaining value
in terms of retaining value
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FWD problems
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- Oct 30, 2012
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Yeah, till around 75-80. Hankooks are trash.
