KENNY-DOWALL
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Would it be best to trade in your old car or just buy the car you are looking at ?
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kennyy
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LOL @ ur sig, did that happen
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mofo sixx
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depends on what your old car is & how much they offer u for a trade & whether thats a fair price for that car!
personally the 2nd hand Mkt is basically dead, so unless ur car is the type to sell ur better to trade it in! it saves u havin to deal with it
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Yes it did
Look in the "Reduce Swelling" thread
You don't pop up that much anymore in my threads kenny
Look in the "Reduce Swelling" thread
You don't pop up that much anymore in my threads kenny
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Nissan Pulsar N16 2001 Model
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just buy it mate.
one hesatation and it could be gone.
just like your ass virginity
one hesatation and it could be gone.
just like your ass virginity
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mofo sixx
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yea dude just have a look on redbook.com.au & get the market value & then compare that to what the offer for a trade
& also compare the prices on carsales & carpoint for similar kms age etc!
personally if there offer something remotely close to what ur happyu with i would take it!
better that than holding on to get an extra $500 or grand yet it takes u 6 months to sell it & in the mean time ur rego runs out n siht
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Yeah that's why im thinking around now would be best to get rid off it because it's still in good condition but has done about 150k on the road and still has 11 months rego on it and is still a nice capable car to drive.
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Great reply dude. All you can do is put some ads up and wait a couple of weeks, but if you have to trade car salesman are trained to offer you jack crap so be cunning and pick all the faults in the car you want to buy to get him to take some off, even get a mechanics/NRMA inspection to make sure its not abused.
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Because i could still get another family member to drive the carUm trade in old one, then buy the car you want?
Why would you still need your old car if it is just for you?
Would only benefit you if they paid you for the car once you bought a new one.
If possible go to the dealer for the new car, and hoefully they normally do the trade in service with a purchase of a new vechicle. Go that option, you will financially benefit only a little.
Otherwise wait until the new car is purchased then trade off the old car, or just try to sell it privately. If its in good condition with a long rego, you would get more moolah privately selling it then getting ripped off through a trader.
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Soliola. Noone would want a car with Broken shocks and a broken drivers seat with food scraps all over the floor.
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Im thinking if i go Private it will only get about 8k at the max due to how many kilometres is on my car.
Well the car was paid for by the parents and brought down to me and all i had to do was pay Insurance and put Petrol in it and the car still has plenty of life in it due to it only being 7 years old.
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No i mean that is the max amount i think i would get in a Private Sale
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i do :love:Yes, i know.i wasn't debating that.
All i said is that compared to private, you would probably get a LOWER max trading it in with a dealer.
Get it now?
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