that depends on your credit, the average is 110% OF ACV
2006 SRT 10 FOR SALE
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that depends on your credit, the average is 110% OF ACV
i'm asking $29,900, that doesnt mean that's what i'll sell it for (i hope so) most here are wanting to attach NADA to these truck's, which is $26,775 on this one......tell me, do you think your truck's are merely plain auto's with no future collectible value? what if you bought this truck, tucked it away for 40 year's and rolled it out? will it be basically scrap value then? i don't know
Done, if your credit will support it I'll let you have it for $138.00 mo, no down @ 1.2% for 12 mos. balance to be refinanced at 24.99% (which is maximum allowed in Arkansas)
my wife made me put $24k down on mine . . . and I had to ship it from North Dakota!
Typical sales guy, adding to the deal...more small print
Just picked up a car for the Wife 6k down and 1.2% without the Capital One rise in interest at the end of 12 months. I let you keep this one, I will keep looking
Thanks
Just picked up a car for the Wife 6k down and 1.2% without the Capital One rise in interest at the end of 12 months. I let you keep this one, I will keep looking
Thanks
JeffBoyette
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My bank offered financing my 5 yr old truck 125% black book at 1.9% for 60 months 0 down.:dontknow: Luckily i got it for 3k under book at that time,
THAT'S A GOOD DEAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
hotrodjim1
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do people really do that?? Pay $138.00 mo, no down @ 1.2% for 12 mos. balance to be refinanced at 24.99% That's just stupid!!!:drool:
yes , maybe with photo's....where are they ?
raymondwebb
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Banks will do it I'm just saying u find yourself upside down in a loan paying gap insurance if u total it so that the difference between what u owe and what it's worth gets paid off and ur not stuck paying the gap between what it's worth and what u owe
I understand what you are saying. when I bought my truck in 2008 the KBB said it was worth $27,000 2004 RC 28000 miles.
I did the same KBB the other day and it was like $21,000
I myself do not understand why the bluebook is going into the ground. So I did another search just messing around at another car that was short lived and is very hard to come across like the trucks are.
I did the 1998 super turbo, 55000 miles & 100,000 miles. shocker was that the value was almost over $46,000 and the 100,000 was about 40,000.
I don't know if the value on these trucks is going to fly back up, I mean I hope so, But over the years it just keeps crashing lower.
here is part of the problem:supply and demand, too many people so far have let their truck's go cheap, either out of hardship or was happy with the amount......if every owner of these truck's would not turn one loose, the percieved value go's up, now it may take a while for that to turn the market but as more of these end up in the bone yard, owner's with fond memorie's of their Viper truck or riding in a friend's...........25 year's forward those once partying no worrie's rebel's now have successful businesses, made money some how and they want to recapture their youth, remembering when Jim Bob and Bobby Joe use to pick up hot chick's wasting a pair of $400 tire's in that overmotored truck gotta have one damn the cost...............
ALL3-500HP
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Well what did you get for it?
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