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Old 10-31-2008, 05:58 AM
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How is this deal?

I looked at an 04 Z71 ext. cab 4x4 5.3 liter today. The dealer listed it for 12,989. It is loaded and has 71,000 miles on it. The lowest they will go on the price is $11,700. What do you think of this price? I also found an 02 2500 4x4 ext. cab hd loaded with a K&N intake and dual exhaust with 100,546 for 10,989 but I would offer them less in cash.
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Old 10-31-2008, 11:26 AM
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I looked at an 04 Z71 ext. cab 4x4 5.3 liter today. The dealer listed it for 12,989. It is loaded and has 71,000 miles on it. The lowest they will go on the price is $11,700. What do you think of this price? I also found an 02 2500 4x4 ext. cab hd loaded with a K&N intake and dual exhaust with 100,546 for 10,989 but I would offer them less in cash.
on this type of vehicle I would offer 20% less than blue book value..

My area is loaded with these trucks ...as many need to down size....used vehicle lots here are low on high MPG vehicles...
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Old 10-31-2008, 06:41 PM
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Re: How is this deal?

play hard ball. dealers here will not take trucks for trade In's. every dealer is over stocked with low mileage trucks.
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Old 10-31-2008, 09:49 PM
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with fuel prices getting crazy ,it`s a buyers market.
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Old 11-01-2008, 11:19 AM
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with fuel prices getting crazy ,it`s a buyers market.
2 weeks ago, with fuel at $4.00, it was a buyer's market.

With fuel now at $2.59, you have less leverage now than then.
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Old 11-01-2008, 12:30 PM
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2 weeks ago, with fuel at $4.00, it was a buyer's market.

With fuel now at $2.59, you have less leverage now than then.

this does not change the facts...these lots of used trucks must move...smaller high MPG vehicles are moving...dealers/sales businesses must make deals...

also the value of the trucks are below manufactuing cost..you gotta be crazy to buy a new truck today...used is the very best way..to go...

when you buy a new truck the value drops like a rock a chevy rock
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Old 11-02-2008, 02:58 PM
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2 weeks ago, with fuel at $4.00, it was a buyer's market.

With fuel now at $2.59, you have less leverage now than then.
that may be true....for now, but anyone who thinks prices will not go back up are living in the land of Oz. Dealerships will deal to unload these high mileage gas burners.......hence a buyers market.
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Old 11-03-2008, 04:07 PM
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that may be true....for now, but anyone who thinks prices will not go back up are living in the land of Oz. Dealerships will deal to unload these high mileage gas burners.......hence a buyers market.

with gas today at 2.39 us /gal. these lower prices will hold for a time, and this may be a small window to unload your gas guzzlers to some one who needs such a vehicle to perform his revenue generating business...

or a person that is foulish enough to think the gas prices will stay low, and IT'S COOL TO OWN A TRUCK!!!!!
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Old 11-04-2008, 11:18 AM
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with gas today at 2.39 us /gal. these lower prices will hold for a time, and this may be a small window to unload your gas guzzlers to some one who needs such a vehicle to perform his revenue generating business...

or a person that is foulish enough to think the gas prices will stay low, and IT'S COOL TO OWN A TRUCK!!!!!
well I hope gas prices hold for everyone there. Come north of the border where we buy fuel by the litre. Americans see gas prices jump 5 -7 or 10 cents a gallon. we see prices jump 5-7 or 10 cents a liter translate that into gallons and see what you get. 2.39 a gal is good now but buying a truck is usually a long term deal. You are correct in what you say but IMO a high mileage gas guzzler is not worth much. I have one, paid a good coin for it ,looks real sharp but 2 years later I wouldn`t get anything near what I should.
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Old 11-04-2008, 02:12 PM
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well I hope gas prices hold for everyone there. Come north of the border where we buy fuel by the litre. Americans see gas prices jump 5 -7 or 10 cents a gallon. we see prices jump 5-7 or 10 cents a liter translate that into gallons and see what you get. 2.39 a gal is good now but buying a truck is usually a long term deal. You are correct in what you say but IMO a high mileage gas guzzler is not worth much. I have one, paid a good coin for it ,looks real sharp but 2 years later I wouldn`t get anything near what I should.

It doesn't matter what others believe your truck is worth. If you need a truck to make a living then your top priority is to keep it maintained...


If this is a toy it would be best to unload now...unless you are not concerned about 10.oo/gal which will occur sooner than later...
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Old 11-04-2008, 03:51 PM
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It doesn't matter what others believe your truck is worth. If you need a truck to make a living then your top priority is to keep it maintained...


If this is a toy it would be best to unload now...unless you are not concerned about 10.oo/gal which will occur sooner than later...
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