Which car would you get?

[PStaff716]

if someone offered me $1700 to put over 10k additional miles on my car, I would slap the shit out of them

[RojerLockless]

Originally Posted by liquidimports

Its a dodge dealership. Do you think they will be able to do that? Here is the link to the car
http://www.timshortdodge.com/certifi...f1073a8a9e.htm

Ugh that one even has the crappy head unit

[RojerLockless]

Originally Posted by PStaff716

if someone offered me $1700 to put over 10k additional miles on my car, I would slap the shit out of them

[86-tundra]

Definitely go for the lower mileage.

[N_A]

This guy is in my area. No affiliation.

http://dallas.craigslist.org/ftw/cto/4198298006.html

I know you're not local but if you're interested, I'd go check it out for you.

[Braces]

Why not go for NEW for a few thousand dollars more. I paid just over 25K for mine 12 months ago. I'll bet you could get a MY2013 leftover for less than 25K.

[BlueDubbinTDI]

Originally Posted by liquidimports

2013 Raven with 4,500 miles. Scion Certified, AUTOCHECK CERTIFIED for $21,700
http://www.timshortdodge.com/certifi...f1073a8a9e.htm
or
2013 Raven with 15,000 miles. NOT certified. for $20,000
Both cars have the exact the same features.
Its probably a dumb question, im sure everyone would go for the certified. But just seeing what you guys say.

Both cars are in different states. Im not exactly sure how certified works. it has 7 year warranty but factory warranty is 6 years anyways? I do realize that it went through scion inspection, which is good

Certified low milage. It will pay for itself in the end.

[strat61caster]

Lower mileage, hasn't even had the chance to screw up the oil change yet.

[thill]

Certified low mileage...

[Frstorm]

neither a new one never buy a sports car used

[N1rve]

I still don't understand how a dodge dealer can certify a scion....

[torqdork]

The dealer appears to be using an aftermarket insurance company, Autocheck and then writing an ad that is vague at best, intentionally misleading at worst.

I'd understand their claim of "Scion Certified Pre-Owned" if they were also a Toyota dealership, but they aren't.

[AVodka14]

I agree with @Frstorm. Spend the extra few grand and buy your car new. You never know how the car was treated. If I did not get the deal through TMMK and the new college grad discount. I would have bought the BRZ limited for the extra goodies. So, I do understand why you would go used. Yet in hindsight, I would have got the BRZ limited if I was to do it over again. Now I would be throwing thousands away if I were to sell my FRS to get a BRZ limited. Just some food for thought. Good luck.

[reni]

For just a little more you can get a brand new one, IMHO it's a no brainer.

Personally, even if a car only has 1,000 miles on it, it would have to be at least $4k-5k below what a new one is currently going for me to even consider it...