Get this guys!
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Get this guys!
Ok i was in pueblo today with my dad and brother...and well we were just looking at cars and ****** around..and well my brotehr had a 1992 3000 GT VR-4 and it has a rebuilt engnie with turbos and all that ....the body is in pretty good shape except for some minor probs and tranny sincros in 2nd and 5th are kind abad but other than that ist a bad car..well we were looking at this SS camaro and we were thinking about gettin ti and well the guys only wanted to give us $3,000 for the Vr-4 and on top of that i told them about my 93 FD with 37k on it being in mint condition and they only were gonna give me 8,000 for it..now what a bunch of bullshit that is....that shows you that dealerships dont wanna give you **** for you cars and just will screw you over so they can get a nice car and sell it for a shitlaod...al i know i was pissed off...but yea just thought i would let you all know .....beacuse i know the vaules of the Vr-7 and FD are more than that..peace!
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what do you expect? did you check the kbb value for it? better yet, what do you think the demand is for vr4's and rx7's in colorado?
dealerships need to make money too. they need to put in the money to recondition it.. they need to pay the rent on their property, and the salesmens' commision to put food on their table.
for the cars that we own, it's better to find a buyer that's an enthusiast. maybe in the local pape or autotrader.com; they will respect the care and hard work we put into our cars. however, if you go to a dealership, don't expect more than kbb "good" value for your ride unless your buying a car off of them that they're making a resonable profit off of.
to a good dealership, it shouldn't be anything personal....just busine$$.
dealerships need to make money too. they need to put in the money to recondition it.. they need to pay the rent on their property, and the salesmens' commision to put food on their table.
for the cars that we own, it's better to find a buyer that's an enthusiast. maybe in the local pape or autotrader.com; they will respect the care and hard work we put into our cars. however, if you go to a dealership, don't expect more than kbb "good" value for your ride unless your buying a car off of them that they're making a resonable profit off of.
to a good dealership, it shouldn't be anything personal....just busine$$.
It shouldn't be a big surprise that they would want to "buy low" and "sell high". Without seeing the cars, the offer on the VR-4 sounds pretty generous. It's a 13 year old car, with significant transmission problems and a body that's "in pretty good shape except for some problems". In any event, it's nothing to get offended by.
Last edited by Sgtblue; Nov 7, 2004 at 02:01 AM.
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Originally Posted by gambit023
what do you expect? did you check the kbb value for it? better yet, what do you think the demand is for vr4's and rx7's in colorado?
dealerships need to make money too. they need to put in the money to recondition it.. they need to pay the rent on their property, and the salesmens' commision to put food on their table.
for the cars that we own, it's better to find a buyer that's an enthusiast. maybe in the local pape or autotrader.com; they will respect the care and hard work we put into our cars. however, if you go to a dealership, don't expect more than kbb "good" value for your ride unless your buying a car off of them that they're making a resonable profit off of.
to a good dealership, it shouldn't be anything personal....just busine$$.
dealerships need to make money too. they need to put in the money to recondition it.. they need to pay the rent on their property, and the salesmens' commision to put food on their table.
for the cars that we own, it's better to find a buyer that's an enthusiast. maybe in the local pape or autotrader.com; they will respect the care and hard work we put into our cars. however, if you go to a dealership, don't expect more than kbb "good" value for your ride unless your buying a car off of them that they're making a resonable profit off of.
to a good dealership, it shouldn't be anything personal....just busine$$.
If a dealer gives your the same amount of money for your car as they can sell it for, where does the money come from to pay the lease/employees/other expenses?
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