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Old 06-24-2015, 12:20 PM   #29
42395_skyline
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Originally Posted by pinski View Post
If you're hard and fast on a color, then order a new one. If you're a little flexible, I'd wait until the fall and you'll see big discounts on leftover 2015s. If you're completely flexible and want to save money, then buy used.
I am 100% set on a LR Limited 6-speed. I have only seen a hand full in my search for sale and it was out of the state and none were at a price I liked or they had a front license plate (I want no holes in my bumper).

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Originally Posted by BWilky View Post
Try using Autotrader and do a search on new and used cars in your area and you will see how the used car prices are in your area.....I was tracking some near me and found too many autos, may have to order one
I haven't full on searched Autotrader to be honest.. I have to go on there and seriously look. I really only skimmed and saw outrageous prices.

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Originally Posted by SkAsphalt View Post
Cash or credit generally. If you are leasing one, you are not buying it. So that is not a discussion to have here based on your subject line.
I'm buying, will have it paid off in a year.

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Originally Posted by extrashaky View Post
It depends on your location. The best way to know the right price is to go to kbb.com or edmunds.com and enter the info about the car. Those sites will give you average values in your area, which you can use as a starting point to figure out how much you should expect to pay.
The thing sites like KBB don't take into account is the rarity of the car though. The dealer told me "You will have a hard time finding it cheaper in red, they are more rare" It was the only red one on the lot and the rest were black and white and 1 WRB.
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