quote:Originally posted by 4NFORD:
I think that we're back to the seller's agenda again. They may:
1) Need to sell the car
Being in some financial bind, actually having to sell the car to survive financially or to get into some investment or other project that needs financing now. The amount depends on the degree of the need for cash.
2) Want to sell the car
Just wanting to sell off the car, no financial pressure but just wants to part ways with it.
3) Neither but would part with it if the right offer was made
Don't care if it sells or stays but would sell if it the right offer comes along.
We've all seen cars go cheap (fire sales) when owners come into hard times or unexpected financial situations. We've also seen cars on the market for months or years, some selling and others just taken off the market and out back into storage. We've also seen what we think are "ridiculous prices" paid for cars. Everything depends on the sellers situation or actual desire to sell and the buyers desire to own that car. It's all luck an timing, right car-right buyer-right time. Buy a car now, another better deal may come along soon after, or not, wait too long and you've missed out on the deal of the year! My advice? Do your homework, find a car that strikes your fancy and is within your budget, check or have it checked out, and buy it or you could forever be sitting on the sidelines waiting for the "deal" to come along.
3. Describes me in regaurd to everything I own.