Selling the stang for a vette
08-24-2007, 03:22 PM
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Selling the stang for a vette
So i went to the chevy dealership last night to see a friend. We started running numbers on a 2008 vette. Then I took a test drive that thing is fast. So after that I was sold so im selling the stang sorry guys but I can have a vette for $600 per mnth.
08-24-2007, 03:37 PM
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RE: Selling the stang for a vette
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So i went to the chevy dealership last night to see a friend. We started running numbers on a 2008 vette. Then I took a test drive that thing is fast. So after that I was sold so im selling the stang sorry guys but I can have a vette for $600 per mnth.
So i went to the chevy dealership last night to see a friend. We started running numbers on a 2008 vette. Then I took a test drive that thing is fast. So after that I was sold so im selling the stang sorry guys but I can have a vette for $600 per mnth.
08-24-2007, 03:40 PM
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RE: Selling the stang for a vette
Something doesn't sound right. A 2008 Corvette goes for about $48,000. Or at least around here that's what it goes for. To get that for $600 per month, you'd need to get an interest rate of 1.3% on a 7 year loan in which case you'd spend just over $2,200 in interest. What are the terms of the deal?
I can't ever see paying $600 for a car anyway. I know it's all persoanl preference, but I'd MUCH rather have a car that I can work on and upgrade myself. If I won a GT500 right now, I'd sell it and use the money to build up a nice older Mustang. Personally, Iappreciate a built up fast car more than a stock fast car.
I can't ever see paying $600 for a car anyway. I know it's all persoanl preference, but I'd MUCH rather have a car that I can work on and upgrade myself. If I won a GT500 right now, I'd sell it and use the money to build up a nice older Mustang. Personally, Iappreciate a built up fast car more than a stock fast car.
08-24-2007, 03:45 PM
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RE: Selling the stang for a vette
Unless he puts a good sized down payment on one, I don't see how this is going to work. Plus he's got dealer's fees and taxes etc. Oh well, if he can make it work more power to him.
08-24-2007, 03:55 PM
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RE: Selling the stang for a vette
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Something doesn't sound right. A 2008 Corvette goes for about $48,000. Or at least around here that's what it goes for. To get that for $600 per month, you'd need to get an interest rate of 1.3% on a 7 year loan in which case you'd spend just over $2,200 in interest. What are the terms of the deal?
I can't ever see paying $600 for a car anyway. I know it's all persoanl preference, but I'd MUCH rather have a car that I can work on and upgrade myself. If I won a GT500 right now, I'd sell it and use the money to build up a nice older Mustang. Personally, Iappreciate a built up fast car more than a stock fast car.
Something doesn't sound right. A 2008 Corvette goes for about $48,000. Or at least around here that's what it goes for. To get that for $600 per month, you'd need to get an interest rate of 1.3% on a 7 year loan in which case you'd spend just over $2,200 in interest. What are the terms of the deal?
I can't ever see paying $600 for a car anyway. I know it's all persoanl preference, but I'd MUCH rather have a car that I can work on and upgrade myself. If I won a GT500 right now, I'd sell it and use the money to build up a nice older Mustang. Personally, Iappreciate a built up fast car more than a stock fast car.
08-24-2007, 03:56 PM
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RE: Selling the stang for a vette
Then of course the creator of the thread disappears... I don't think it's possible, unless there is an enormous down payment.
Sam, I completely agree with you. There is nothing better than wooping a vette with a homebuilt stang or any other fast car out of the box for that matter.
-Jeff
Sam, I completely agree with you. There is nothing better than wooping a vette with a homebuilt stang or any other fast car out of the box for that matter.
-Jeff
08-24-2007, 04:01 PM
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RE: Selling the stang for a vette
I eat those expensive cars up all day. My little POS vert hits WOT and it's all over. Of ocurse, you get the people who sa that using the bottle is cheating. Oh well, I'm still faster in the end, LoL. All for about 15% of the cost!