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Joehs · 10-20-2011, 09:02 AM

Great! Thanks for the comments guys!

I'm really in no rush. I know these things take time. I'd rather wait and get a deal I feel comfortable with than feel like I got screwed. I was just curious what the southern regioners had to say about the pricing I've come across so far. If one of them was a good deal, then so be it.

I'd prefer to find a base+sport 6MT if I could. I've had a hard time locating any though. I've started looking around the neighboring states, and headed out West as I've got some family in California. I'd have little to no issue flying out to pick up a car and driving it back.

For a base+sport 6MT I should be looking around the same price range, or should I expect closer to 30? If that's the case, I may as well look at a new one (*cringe*). I'm sure I can get a lower rate on a newer one and may make up the difference in cost.

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Joehs Base Member Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Oklahoma City Posts: 6 Drives: 2008 Toyota Tacoma Rep Power: 14	Great! Thanks for the comments guys! I'm really in no rush. I know these things take time. I'd rather wait and get a deal I feel comfortable with than feel like I got screwed. I was just curious what the southern regioners had to say about the pricing I've come across so far. If one of them was a good deal, then so be it. I'd prefer to find a base+sport 6MT if I could. I've had a hard time locating any though. I've started looking around the neighboring states, and headed out West as I've got some family in California. I'd have little to no issue flying out to pick up a car and driving it back. For a base+sport 6MT I should be looking around the same price range, or should I expect closer to 30? If that's the case, I may as well look at a new one (cringe). I'm sure I can get a lower rate on a newer one and may make up the difference in cost.