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Originally Posted by NCSUPACK09
Where your wrong is that i'm not giving him used car prices. I never even look at used car prices and I'm not sure how you figured that based on my original post.
I took the exact same 2010 invoice prices as you $29,474 + $2,602 = $32,076. Now, the base MSRP has risen about $1,200 for 2011, so less just say the invoice went up $800. That gives you:
$32,850 = invoice (fair deal)
$32,350 = 500 below invoice (good deal)
$31,850 = 1000 below invoice (great deal)
I was just trying to do the guy a favor by adding everything up for him.
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Lol, I did read what you wrote. You should have elaborated more. Anytime people start talking about "Fair", "Good" or "Great" when it comes to the value of a vehicle, they are GENERALLY talking about the condition of the vehicle. Your post was so vague and lacking any information that it was the safest bet.
Your math seems pretty fair to me, depending on what the true invoice price on the car is, of course.