new e55 under $8000 msrp
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new e55 under $8000 msrp
hey guys, came across this e55 for sale on ebay. great deal! only downside is no bi-xenons but you can always have steve install it.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Merce...QQcmdZViewItem
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Merce...QQcmdZViewItem
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Except for the fact that it states "Warranty existing". Therefore it implies that the car has been titled and the warranty has already started.
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Originally Posted by jtc55
you're right, probably been titled. but still a great price w/ only 100 miles.
i mean, what's the story? is it all about the buyer's financing falling through (and then the buyer being way upside down)? or is it more likely that the particular vehicle is a p.o.s. and he's kissing it bye-bye after a few hundred miles of nightmarish hell?
i'd almost rather buy a year-old car with 5k on it than a "new" used car with 200 mi., but i'm rather suspicious that way...
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Originally Posted by vixapphire
I always wonder about these "killer deals" from dealers (or worse, those "we sell premium cars" joints) for current-year cars that are less than a few hundred miles old but have been titled, etc.
i mean, what's the story? is it all about the buyer's financing falling through (and then the buyer being way upside down)? or is it more likely that the particular vehicle is a p.o.s. and he's kissing it bye-bye after a few hundred miles of nightmarish hell?
i'd almost rather buy a year-old car with 5k on it than a "new" used car with 200 mi., but i'm rather suspicious that way...
i mean, what's the story? is it all about the buyer's financing falling through (and then the buyer being way upside down)? or is it more likely that the particular vehicle is a p.o.s. and he's kissing it bye-bye after a few hundred miles of nightmarish hell?
i'd almost rather buy a year-old car with 5k on it than a "new" used car with 200 mi., but i'm rather suspicious that way...
That car is a great deal if you want a car with no options. No doubt about that.