We are Cuber.
Carvana offered me $37,250 for my 2016 Silverado LTZ with almost 58k miles on it. I bought it brand new in 2016 for less than that.
That red Honda looks like a cheese wedge or doorstop, as a lot of subcompact cars do.
I bought a 2003 Dodge Ram 2500 for $8,000 5 years ago.
It’s now worth $13K on Kelly Blue Book.
Got to see what my 2000 civic with 220,000 miles gets.
This article made me curious, so I just checked.
I have a 2017 F-250 Super Duty 4x4 with a flex fuel V8. It’s a stripped down commercial package. I only use if for farm related work, and it only has 11k miles on it.
Paid $35k for it brand new off the lot in 2018.
Bluebook for private sale is $50k.
Unbelievable.
Hondas are really good cars and hold their value well. But anyone willing to pay $20K for a 7 year old Fit needs to seek psychiatric help.
It isn’t just cars. We bought a house in 2015 for $221,000. We sold it last month for $385,000. We bought a new house with land and still pocketed $60,000 after putting 20% down.
smells like team spirit...
Cars cost way to darn much!!
A few years ago I wanted to sell my 2007 Hyundai Sonata Limited in great shape. CarMax was selling them, mostly NOT the Limited version, for around $9,000. So I took mine in and they offered me ... $3,500. I told them kiss my buttocks.
Not quite the same but I recently bought a Rolex for 10k including tax. Sold it a week later for 19500. The store asked me not to flip it, I lied. Am I a bad person?
Carvana offered $11,716 for my 2016 Honda Accord Sport Sedan 4D
I owe 8,058 which leaves me $3,658
A 2016 Honda Accord is selling for at their site for $23,590
I bought mine for about $18,000 in 2019
So if I sold then bought a same year Accord I would owe more then $12,000 plus tax, fees etc. Makes no sense to sell.