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KBB is not known as the most accurate as far as trade in goes... and car dealers want to make money so in general will price their purchase price so they can make a few thousand dollars when they sell it.
Trading in a low mile almost new car is almost always a losing proposition.
They were aware of fsd. I was offered 41.5$. I politely declined. While I fully understand how the car business works, almost 40% loss in value after 3 months blows my mind.
Did you subtract your tax credit from that calculation?They were aware of fsd. I was offered 41.5$. I politely declined. While I fully understand how the car business works, almost 40% loss in value after 3 months blows my mind.
They were aware of fsd. I was offered 41.5$. I politely declined. While I fully understand how the car business works, almost 40% loss in value after 3 months blows my mind.
They were aware of fsd. I was offered 41.5$. I politely declined. While I fully understand how the car business works, almost 40% loss in value after 3 months blows my mind.
Did you subtract your tax credit from that calculation?
They were aware of fsd. I was offered 41.5$. I politely declined. While I fully understand how the car business works, almost 40% loss in value after 3 months blows my mind.
Yes, please do a spreadsheet comparison and post it, as below, when quoting value losses! It's very easy to get it wrong by a bit.
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Thank you! A $3200 price difference in 7 months on a $65k car really isn’t much. Less than 5%.
We routinely see “traditional” dealerships run programs all the time - anything from “we pay your tax” to employee pricing to 20% on the hood.
All the fussing and fighting over pricing, when you boil it down, is a tempest in a teapot.