thinking of pulling a yellowbaster
DAMIMRED
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From: Syracuse, NY
Originally Posted by puffy
I spoke to carmax and they said they don't base their price on any guide :dunno:
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bow down to king puffy
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Originally Posted by ISP James
so how does it work then :dunno: cuz my nearest carmax is in MD or PA or something... not like they will come up and appraise it...
Bootyologist (__i__)
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From: Seattle
Originally Posted by puffy
I spoke to carmax and they said they don't base their price on any guide :dunno:
Not what they told me. They may not "base" it off of it but they definitely get a starting point from it. Thats prolly some legal issue.
Bootyologist (__i__)
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From: Seattle
Originally Posted by ISP James
F that, it will cost me more to get it there than the loss i take by just trading it in :chuckles:
Rolled over negative equity FTL!
h: Be careful when they say "we're paying off your old vehicle". They'll just play the number game and roll that negative equity over into the payment of the new vehicle.
DAMIMRED
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From: Syracuse, NY
Originally Posted by yellowbastard
Rolled over negative equity FTL! h: Be careful when they say "we're paying off your old vehicle". They'll just play the number game and roll that negative equity over into the payment of the new vehicle.
h: Be careful when they say "we're paying off your old vehicle". They'll just play the number game and roll that negative equity over into the payment of the new vehicle.yeah i work em over hard. thats the #1 reason why there isnt a saab 9-3 parked outside right now. my Ram payoff right now is actually less than book trade in value so i should end up okay. hopefully.
