A good deal is perception. It's also vehicle dependant. You could probably knock them down on the price because of the time of year alone. Are you going to drive it this winter? I personally paid about $1500 more than average when I bought mine because I felt like the particular car was worth it. Good luck.
Originally Posted by Wielgosz
First post, hopefully not my last..
I'm planning on purchasing a
2005 Crossfire coupe with automatic from a used dealership. Its in great condition ascetically. Good tires, and nothing that's really raising any flags for me.
What I am confused about though, is how much I should pay. It has 57,000 KMs and is for sale at $15,000 Canadian. From what I've seen on the forum however, many Crossfires are selling for quite a bit less. If I were to offer $14,000 firm - would I be getting a good deal?
It'll be my first new car, so I'm a bit anxious. And aside from expensive oil changes, expensive tires, and expensive insurance - I want a Crossfire real bad.
Let me know what you guys think I should pay!
Thank you.
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