JeffBoyette
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We are planning on getting rid of our 2010 Nitro. We owe 22 on it and its only booking 17350 trade in with a 20500 retail. Upside down on it, but fuck we hate this piece of shit. I also have a 99 durango as a spare vehicle. Still owe what the trade in is.
So we screwed ourselves out of 4,500 in negative equity.
The local dodge dealership, we have bought 5 vehciles from over the years, has 12, 2010 Chrysler town and country tourings $20-21,000. They all have 20k miles, in immaculate condition. One salesman told me today, they got them from auction, as AVIS car rentals traded in their last year models.
It seems like a bargaining chip. They had to have gotten these from the auction stupid cheap to have bought 12. And you know avis took pennies for them on their trade in. I know most rentals are beat to death, but its a van. The only time your renting a van is if you have kids, and you arent going to be beating on it with your family in the car (haha, that sounds funny).
Do you think i could get one of these vans low enough to wash my negative equity, and if i could would it be worth dropping 21k on these?
So we screwed ourselves out of 4,500 in negative equity.
The local dodge dealership, we have bought 5 vehciles from over the years, has 12, 2010 Chrysler town and country tourings $20-21,000. They all have 20k miles, in immaculate condition. One salesman told me today, they got them from auction, as AVIS car rentals traded in their last year models.
It seems like a bargaining chip. They had to have gotten these from the auction stupid cheap to have bought 12. And you know avis took pennies for them on their trade in. I know most rentals are beat to death, but its a van. The only time your renting a van is if you have kids, and you arent going to be beating on it with your family in the car (haha, that sounds funny).
Do you think i could get one of these vans low enough to wash my negative equity, and if i could would it be worth dropping 21k on these?
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