buyer's remorse?
04-06-2006, 12:51 AM
#61
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RE: buyer's remorse?
GG Allan,
Where in NE Ohio do you live? I live near Akron and am in the same situation. My DD is a Jeep Cherokee but I am thinking of selling it and trying my GT yaer round. Am I nuts? HEHEHEHEHE
Where in NE Ohio do you live? I live near Akron and am in the same situation. My DD is a Jeep Cherokee but I am thinking of selling it and trying my GT yaer round. Am I nuts? HEHEHEHEHE
ORIGINAL: GG Allan
No. Admittidly it was stupid to buy this car living in Northeast Ohio, but for probaly 8 months of the year I am happy as could be. Driving an old Sable won't be a comparsion. Love the manual transmission too. If I regret anything its getting the Shaker 500, because I'd like to have the subs from the 1000. Thats easily solved though.
No. Admittidly it was stupid to buy this car living in Northeast Ohio, but for probaly 8 months of the year I am happy as could be. Driving an old Sable won't be a comparsion. Love the manual transmission too. If I regret anything its getting the Shaker 500, because I'd like to have the subs from the 1000. Thats easily solved though.
04-11-2006, 10:13 AM
#62
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RE: buyer's remorse?
The only remorse I had after buying my '98 GT was not buying it sooner. After driving four cylinder cars all my life, the burble of the V8 was music to my ears. Especially in a narrow alleyway or a drive-thru. And the acceleration? Night and day.
It got me pulled over five times in eighteen months, but it also almost got me a date with a pair of twins in Missouri once. But that's another story entirely...
"You MUST respect the power of the 'Stang!"
It got me pulled over five times in eighteen months, but it also almost got me a date with a pair of twins in Missouri once. But that's another story entirely...
"You MUST respect the power of the 'Stang!"
04-21-2006, 08:50 PM
#65
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RE: buyer's remorse?
No remorse except for the lack of sleep worry if some idiot is going to rip her off or dent her with a car door. But she is so worth it all. Did not have to make even one compromise of all the options I wanted off the lot, except for having to wait for her to be shipped to me from another dealership. Just getting antsy about saving up for the stripes and a couple of other personaliations I want to do.
04-21-2006, 11:39 PM
#66
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Location: Houston TX
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RE: buyer's remorse?
You can sell your extended warranty back to the dealer. Call the company and tell them you want to cancel it and they will mail you a refund....
And then I regret not having finance taken care of b4 I got the car. I ended up getting shafted by ford's financing. I got a loan from the bank 2 days later and still had to pay a full month of interest to ford...
04-22-2006, 07:49 AM
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RE: buyer's remorse?
$28200 2005 GT Legend Lime 4/2005 (Got layed off)
$28200 2006 GT Legend Lime 6/2005
$+3100 Tax & License
$+2300 Dealer Markup (Told them to drop dead)
$33600 Total [:'(]
$24200 2006 V6 Pony Package 12/2006
$ -1700 Dealer Discount
$22500 Price
$+2500 Tax & License
$25000 Total
$8600 Savings (Christmas Present)
TOTALLY SATISFIED
[IMG]local://upfiles/27789/4F149E9C53F648ACAE565D74A3929AB3.jpg[/IMG]
$28200 2006 GT Legend Lime 6/2005
$+3100 Tax & License
$+2300 Dealer Markup (Told them to drop dead)
$33600 Total [:'(]
$24200 2006 V6 Pony Package 12/2006
$ -1700 Dealer Discount
$22500 Price
$+2500 Tax & License
$25000 Total
$8600 Savings (Christmas Present)
TOTALLY SATISFIED
[IMG]local://upfiles/27789/4F149E9C53F648ACAE565D74A3929AB3.jpg[/IMG]
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