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so you might also be keeping it?
any idea what your buy out is going to look like?
not that I really pay attention to leasing/financing, but shouldn't you buy out be at least a little below what it will be worht?
(I had understood this was done in hopes of an easy sale so that the party who leased it would decide to buy it rather than start financing another car)
any idea what your buy out is going to look like?
not that I really pay attention to leasing/financing, but shouldn't you buy out be at least a little below what it will be worht?
(I had understood this was done in hopes of an easy sale so that the party who leased it would decide to buy it rather than start financing another car)
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so you might also be keeping it?
any idea what your buy out is going to look like?
not that I really pay attention to leasing/financing, but shouldn't you buy out be at least a little below what it will be worht?
(I had understood this was done in hopes of an easy sale so that the party who leased it would decide to buy it rather than start financing another car)
any idea what your buy out is going to look like?
not that I really pay attention to leasing/financing, but shouldn't you buy out be at least a little below what it will be worht?
(I had understood this was done in hopes of an easy sale so that the party who leased it would decide to buy it rather than start financing another car)
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I wonder how big it is? wouldnt that weigh down her purse?
Actually its probably not a *****, I bet its pronounced " shifter "
Actually its probably not a *****, I bet its pronounced " shifter "
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I appreciate the suggestions. If anyone else has any let me know, but to the best of my knowledge the best way to go is if someone could buy the car. Worst case I give it back and part it out.
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well if your looking for something bigger then i would just try and sell it until the last minute and if you can't sell it give it back and save up for something a little more buildable.
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Ok, fair enough - I can always respect a person with clear priorities.
I actually got my line of credit, right when the credit crunch hit;
I went into my bank to see what I could do to build credit to eventually try to get a secure line of credit, and low & behold I was pre-approved for a healthy unsecure line of credit!!
Considering how few of these cars are around, you could make some kind of 'feeler' to see if you might be able to find a buyer, to leave the car as-is and pocket a couple bucks in the process...
last year I was watching the values of SS/SC's*, and how few were around here (as in listed across Canada), and if the state-side values had held through till spring I had planned on buying a blue SS/SC, driving it for a bit then flipping it up here in leau of further financing a SS/TC car...
* = last year I was seeing adds for nice ones for $8-9k, but when I started looking again in early spring, all the nice ones seemed to be more around $13-15k...
Then I found the price on my '09, and all bets were off.
Ok, fair enough - I can always respect a person with clear priorities.
I actually got my line of credit, right when the credit crunch hit;
I went into my bank to see what I could do to build credit to eventually try to get a secure line of credit, and low & behold I was pre-approved for a healthy unsecure line of credit!!
Considering how few of these cars are around, you could make some kind of 'feeler' to see if you might be able to find a buyer, to leave the car as-is and pocket a couple bucks in the process...
last year I was watching the values of SS/SC's*, and how few were around here (as in listed across Canada), and if the state-side values had held through till spring I had planned on buying a blue SS/SC, driving it for a bit then flipping it up here in leau of further financing a SS/TC car...
* = last year I was seeing adds for nice ones for $8-9k, but when I started looking again in early spring, all the nice ones seemed to be more around $13-15k...
Then I found the price on my '09, and all bets were off.
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@bigrroberto
Ok, fair enough - I can always respect a person with clear priorities.
I actually got my line of credit, right when the credit crunch hit;
I went into my bank to see what I could do to build credit to eventually try to get a secure line of credit, and low & behold I was pre-approved for a healthy unsecure line of credit!!
Considering how few of these cars are around, you could make some kind of 'feeler' to see if you might be able to find a buyer, to leave the car as-is and pocket a couple bucks in the process...
last year I was watching the values of SS/SC's*, and how few were around here (as in listed across Canada), and if the state-side values had held through till spring I had planned on buying a blue SS/SC, driving it for a bit then flipping it up here in leau of further financing a SS/TC car...
* = last year I was seeing adds for nice ones for $8-9k, but when I started looking again in early spring, all the nice ones seemed to be more around $13-15k...
Then I found the price on my '09, and all bets were off.
Ok, fair enough - I can always respect a person with clear priorities.
I actually got my line of credit, right when the credit crunch hit;
I went into my bank to see what I could do to build credit to eventually try to get a secure line of credit, and low & behold I was pre-approved for a healthy unsecure line of credit!!
Considering how few of these cars are around, you could make some kind of 'feeler' to see if you might be able to find a buyer, to leave the car as-is and pocket a couple bucks in the process...
last year I was watching the values of SS/SC's*, and how few were around here (as in listed across Canada), and if the state-side values had held through till spring I had planned on buying a blue SS/SC, driving it for a bit then flipping it up here in leau of further financing a SS/TC car...
* = last year I was seeing adds for nice ones for $8-9k, but when I started looking again in early spring, all the nice ones seemed to be more around $13-15k...
Then I found the price on my '09, and all bets were off.
I have a thread up now with my link to Kijiji. Its also on facebook marketplace. Its been getting a few looks so we'll just have to wait and see.
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/canadian-mid-west-112/fs-my-car-local-213903/
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best video yet
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4-Aq...eature=related
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lol i guess rod shop is having show n shine on sat. i have my car all back together and it looks good. so i will be hurrying up and clean and polishing it tomorow and thur. i hope to have my stripes on by thur and i will be there this time for sure. kuddo's to my bud cody for helping me getting the bumper painted. hahaha yes steve i will be there this time i know exactly what your thinking lol.