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Still looking for a good one
Still looking for a good one
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It looks like one, drives like one, but didn't cost like one
Should have gotten itTo me the higher end version had extras that I don't really care for. More accident avoidance type of stuff more than anything. Can't go wrong with the mid level though
The new Mazda 6 is a beautiful car. May be my next car, but I want to wait to see if the Diesel comes out, if the wagon comes out than I cam for sure buying it to replace my IS300 wagon.
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whats the best/safest way to sell a car to a private party? i''ve never done it before but i think i will soon.
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another pic for fun
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Going to the boost route with my accord.
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I did Craigslist when I sold my last car. Pain in the *** with people low balling. Most of them try to get a deal and flip it immediately for a couple thousand more.
Had a Mexican guy come with his "son" begging me to sell him my car for $3k. Apparently all his son's friends had benzes so he wanted to buy one for him as a graduation present.
Sold it to him and saw in on Craigslist a week later with the scratches all fixed for $6500.
Cars.com and autotrader are good too. They'll also give you an idea of how much to list it for when you search for similar cars in your area.
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i've bought and sold at least 10 cars on Craigslist. i usually try to weed out the idiots through text and phone calls before i will meet up with people. the cheaper the car your buying/selling the more idiots you will come across on Craigslist.
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say if i wanted to list my car at $15k and i found a buyer, should i only accept a cashier's check?
yeezusdisciple
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I would say go to the bank and have em do a direct tranfer or sumtin
Too many scammers out there
Too many scammers out there
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Your going to want to meet up in the bank. Have him make a cashier check there in person.
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i've only ever done Cash with private party car deals. Most i've done was 24k when i sold my old Evo
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makes sense. thanks guys 
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Wow thats alot of cash. No way id risk it.
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i went into his bank with him
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Like everyone else said, go to the bank with the buyer and watch the cashiers check get filled out. Or cash.
My Craigslist Tips
- Don't accept offers/lowballs through email. Most likely you'll never hear from that person. Try to talk price when they actually come look at the car
- People who take the time to call you are usually more serious
- Don't structure your life around meeting prospective buyers. Alot of them won't show, so don't put your entire day on hold
- Most buyers will be late. Schedule accordingly
- Repost your ad every 3-5 days. After that, it'll be buried and you won't hear from anyone
- Don't lose a sale over a couple hundred dollars, your time has to be worth something
- Be willing to fudge the selling price to save the buyer tax money, instead of selling it for cheaper
- Don't hold the car for ANYONE unless they give you a cash deposit
My Craigslist Tips
- Don't accept offers/lowballs through email. Most likely you'll never hear from that person. Try to talk price when they actually come look at the car
- People who take the time to call you are usually more serious
- Don't structure your life around meeting prospective buyers. Alot of them won't show, so don't put your entire day on hold
- Most buyers will be late. Schedule accordingly
- Repost your ad every 3-5 days. After that, it'll be buried and you won't hear from anyone
- Don't lose a sale over a couple hundred dollars, your time has to be worth something
- Be willing to fudge the selling price to save the buyer tax money, instead of selling it for cheaper
- Don't hold the car for ANYONE unless they give you a cash deposit
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service light came on for rear brakes and rotors, for the DIY guys, good website to buy them from or should i just go to autozone, pep boys...etc.?
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Haha okay that make sense.
yeezusdisciple
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Depends what kinda parts u want. Autozone and pepboys dont really have any performance parts
service light came on for rear brakes and rotors, for the DIY guys, good website to buy them from or should i just go to autozone, pep boys...etc.?
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Best. Decision. Ever.
Nice. I was looking into this car.
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I'd search for an online store that sells OEM BMW parts (for less than the dealership)
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@Demps
I buy my OEM parts through a few sites. You just need to know which part numbers you need to make a quick find. I find part numbers at www.realoem.com
These are very reputable vendors for OEM BMW parts. You can usually get the best prices for OEM parts from these sites:
www.ecstuning.com
www.getbmwparts.com
I buy my OEM parts through a few sites. You just need to know which part numbers you need to make a quick find. I find part numbers at www.realoem.com
These are very reputable vendors for OEM BMW parts. You can usually get the best prices for OEM parts from these sites:
www.ecstuning.com
www.getbmwparts.com
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Just got this new glossy carbon fiber vinyl. Might wrap my interior trim in it depending on how it looks in different light.
bigboss
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Hopefully picking this beast up in the next couple of days
