May have to sell the X :-(
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That's what I thought. . . wasn't in the market and didn't need another car, but since WW GSR came up locally for a good price, I jumped on it at 25k and basically still new.
I figure my downside is well protected since they can't really depreciate that far in a year or two.
I figure my downside is well protected since they can't really depreciate that far in a year or two.
you have to remember that when you buy a new car, you have to pay tax, title, and license. That can add up quick. Here in cali it would be 3,000 on a 20k car. Cali sux for buying cars 
yeah, tax here is only 6%, but for someone trying to buy mine I realize that it just adds more to the price.
After Mitsubishi (and just about every other car manufacturer) saturated the market with 2008's right before the worst part of the economic downturn, I'm 110% sure that assembly lines for anything that gets less than 30 mpg are not working any overtime shifts.
My local dealer has just a couple of 2010 X's...not like before where there were 6 or 8 GSR's with an inch of dust on them.
My local dealer has just a couple of 2010 X's...not like before where there were 6 or 8 GSR's with an inch of dust on them.
After Mitsubishi (and just about every other car manufacturer) saturated the market with 2008's right before the worst part of the economic downturn, I'm 110% sure that assembly lines for anything that gets less than 30 mpg are not working any overtime shifts.
My local dealer has just a couple of 2010 X's...not like before where there were 6 or 8 GSR's with an inch of dust on them.
My local dealer has just a couple of 2010 X's...not like before where there were 6 or 8 GSR's with an inch of dust on them.
I actually had an offer over the phone from a Subaru dealer for 25,5 trade in on my car... I told him after this month I would owe 26,9, so if he wanted to drop the price of the WRX 1200.00 or so dollars I may consider it.
Last edited by Methodical4u; Oct 3, 2009 at 04:51 PM.
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From: Southern CA
Honestly, if you need to really sell it, then sell it, but since you have 0% apr then your gonna lost a heck of alot of money refinancing it. But you can try to save a little money during the month doing things, or on gas or even start collecting cans and recycling. thats a good 50 bucks a month extra if you guys have alot of recyclables. or you can find a simple part time job a couple of days a week. But if you like the car alot then you can find a way, if not, then remember a house is way better, and it always goes up in value. but sounds like you have more things that come into factor with you owning a lot, etc so you have alot of opitions, so its up to you what you want to decide.