Any deals on Tiguan's?
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Any deals on Tiguan's?
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$147/bi-weekly $0down 0%APR† for 84 months.Originally posted by shtock99
Any deals on Tiguan's?
2.0 with 6 speed manual. A Toureg deal would be nice, haven't seen too big of discounts on those.
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deal
http://www.kijiji.ca/v-cars-trucks/c...low/1194526835
Decent price, but unreal mileage.
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Are those stripes vinyl or painted on?Originally posted by GTS Jeff
deal
http://www.kijiji.ca/v-cars-trucks/c...low/1194526835
Decent price, but unreal mileage.
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Holy shit, thats like the same price as I was quoted for a Sonic RS last year.Originally posted by Sdeibert
$147/bi-weekly $0down 0%APR† for 84 months.
2.0 with 6 speed manual. A Toureg deal would be nice, haven't seen too big of discounts on those.
And after having had a rental beetle for the past week (2.0 tsi motor), VW has really.won me back.
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From ad:Originally posted by The_Rural_Juror
Are those stripes vinyl or painted on?
-OTT factory racing stripes ($500 option and these are vinyl and easily removable at home)
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Throwback to the beginning of this thread.Originally posted by G-ZUS
You have to be fast, like catch it as soon as its listed and be there <1 hour fast
What's everyone's experience with deals being snapped up quickly? My parents sold their old Corolla a few years back for a few hundred bucks and there were 3 groups at their doorstep within the hour. Same scenario when I was looking to pick up a beater Acura EL. I showed up the same afternoon and there were like 5 families fighting over who would buy it lol.
Does this only happen for beaters or do great deals in the used luxury price range (let's say upwards of 20K) get snapped up just as quick?
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My guess is that it's only for beaters or it also depends on how good the deal is. A $90k Porsche asking $80k probably won't disappear in 24 hours.Originally posted by Manhattan
Throwback to the beginning of this thread.
What's everyone's experience with deals being snapped up quickly? My parents sold their old Corolla a few years back for a few hundred bucks and there were 3 groups at their doorstep within the hour. Same scenario when I was looking to pick up a beater Acura EL. I showed up the same afternoon and there were like 5 families fighting over who would buy it lol.
Does this only happen for beaters or do great deals in the used luxury price range (let's say upwards of 20K) get snapped up just as quick?
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Deals over 10k hang around a lot longer. So many people seem to be cash poor and need to finance anything over 5-10k and the banks won't finance old stuff like that. Selling stuff in the 20k+ range on Kijiji is a bitch, as 4/5 people say "I like it, let me go talk to my bank", which is cockroach code for "I don't have a hope in hell of buying this, but thanks for letting me drive it and waste your afternoon with my dreaming".
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I have actually seen the opposite. ..seller is uneducated, posts their car for way to low. ..coworker contacts them, seller bs'es, the price goes up lol probably realizing that all the calls means they priced it too low. ..
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Just saw a 2005 FX45 initially sell for 4700 obo and now it's up to 6700...,
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http://burrardacura.ca/new/Acura/201...d1c381d20c.htm
Not bad, especially with our dollar.
"The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all its contents... some day the piecing together of dissociated knowledge will open up such terrifying vistas of reality, and of our frightful position therein, that we shall either go mad from the revelation or flee from the light into the peace and safety of a new Dark Age."
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2008, 911 Turbo, 40k, auto. $75k. Good deal? American car. Full service history since day 1 from Porsche Center.
I am user #49Originally posted by rage2
Shit, there's only 49 users here, I doubt we'll even break 100
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Didn't 2014 RLX came out in June of 2013 making this potentially a 3 year old car?Originally posted by Darkane
http://burrardacura.ca/new/Acura/201...d1c381d20c.htm
Not bad, especially with our dollar.
isn't that a tiptronic, and not a PDK?Originally posted by max_boost
2008, 911 Turbo, 40k, auto. $75k. Good deal? American car. Full service history since day 1 from Porsche Center.
Gross
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ya. lol and agreed. PDK is so smoothOriginally posted by Buster
isn't that a tiptronic, and not a PDK?
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I am user #49Originally posted by rage2
Shit, there's only 49 users here, I doubt we'll even break 100
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Yes. Could be a late model build. Whatever the case, it's advertised as sold new - as in - warranty starts the day of sale.Originally posted by Xtrema
Didn't 2014 RLX came out in June of 2013 making this potentially a 3 year old car?
Won't find many built in Japan, 3 motor, torque vectoring, dual clutch, full intake/exhaust vtec vehicles out there for less than 200,000 lol.
Second edit - forgot NSX is built in the us of eh? Gross.
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"The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all its contents... some day the piecing together of dissociated knowledge will open up such terrifying vistas of reality, and of our frightful position therein, that we shall either go mad from the revelation or flee from the light into the peace and safety of a new Dark Age."
-H.P. Lovecraft
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A brand new 2014?Originally posted by Darkane
Yes. Could be a late model build. Whatever the case, it's advertised as sold new - as in - warranty starts the day of sale.
Won't find many built in Japan, 3 motor, torque vectoring, dual clutch, full intake/exhaust vtec vehicles out there for less than 200,000 lol.
Second edit - forgot NSX is built in the us of eh? Gross.
I know these are slow sellers but that's pretty bad.
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good deal; would HELOCOriginally posted by max_boost
2008, 911 Turbo, 40k, auto. $75k. Good deal? American car. Full service history since day 1 from Porsche Center.
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Hey baller, any problem money can solve is no problem at all. Don't sweat it.
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