Omg, how can you find a cobalt with this many miles?!??!?
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Omg, how can you find a cobalt with this many miles?!??!?
12 thousand miles!!!!
Cars for Sale: 2009 Chevrolet Cobalt SS Coupe in Carol Stream, IL 60188: Coupe Details - 388772880 - AutoTrader.com
Not worth 18k though.
Even this sedan, 16k miles and only 13k! Cars for Sale: 2009 Chevrolet Cobalt SS in Eustis, FL 32726: Sedan Details - 391206875 - AutoTrader.com
Cars for Sale: 2009 Chevrolet Cobalt SS Coupe in Carol Stream, IL 60188: Coupe Details - 388772880 - AutoTrader.com
Not worth 18k though.
Even this sedan, 16k miles and only 13k! Cars for Sale: 2009 Chevrolet Cobalt SS in Eustis, FL 32726: Sedan Details - 391206875 - AutoTrader.com
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I'll tell you how lol, I just bought my 07 2 months ago with 58k miles for 2k. It had a Blown engine. Think about it, car dealers are all about money. Look them over hard for any funny business, high mileage engine swaps, etc...
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I was looking to refinance mine last spring (long story), and with 33k on the car they were willing to give me up to $15,500 for it. I would have only needed gap insurance if I financed over $14.5k, so that goes to show what the insurance company even valued it at.
I would think that a 09 with only 12K on it could easily fetch $15-$16k and get a loan for it no problem.
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Where the hell are you getting your values from? lol
I was looking to refinance mine last spring (long story), and with 33k on the car they were willing to give me up to $15,500 for it. I would have only needed gap insurance if I financed over $14.5k, so that goes to show what the insurance company even valued it at.
I would think that a 09 with only 12K on it could easily fetch $15-$16k and get a loan for it no problem.
I was looking to refinance mine last spring (long story), and with 33k on the car they were willing to give me up to $15,500 for it. I would have only needed gap insurance if I financed over $14.5k, so that goes to show what the insurance company even valued it at.
I would think that a 09 with only 12K on it could easily fetch $15-$16k and get a loan for it no problem.
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Wow, I almost find that hard to believe. The markets must be very different down there compared to up here then. I just valued my car on kbb and they're saying between 11-12.5. That's on a vehicles that's 3+ years older from when you sold yours.
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i bought my 2009 ss coupe for 14500CAD last year with a whopping 16000KM on it and it was completely stock and owned by an old man. 18k is a lot a dough for a used cobalt
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That was this car. Mine was valued at 14300 3 years ago. Mine had all options too sunroof, spare tire (lol), nicer radio, high rise wing.
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Wait, what? Which car is "this" car? We're talking about your balt here, right? lol
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that Carol Stream dealer is a joke. All they specialize in is "higher end" cars and they are all marked up an additional 25%. They have SS/TCs there all the time. Believe it or not, that dealer actually helped me get more money from the insurance when my Cobalt got totaled because they had the SS/TC with the closest number of miles to mine in the midwest, and their price was through the roof on it
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