Made an offer of 36k on CVO Limited
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10-03-2014, 07:45 PM
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#43
10-04-2014, 12:30 PM
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I learned that lesson with a 2008 car I bought "new" in October of 2008. If you go to sell or trade in a couple of years, you'll likely loose all or more than you thought you saved over buying a 2015.
That 2014 has a year more of depreciation on it than the identical 2015 sitting right next to it on the showroom floor.
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10-04-2014, 01:19 PM
Mostly because a 2014 is a year old bike now.
I learned that lesson with a 2008 car I bought "new" in October of 2008. If you go to sell or trade in a couple of years, you'll likely loose all or more than you thought you saved over buying a 2015.
That 2014 has a year more of depreciation on it than the identical 2015 sitting right next to it on the showroom floor.
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I learned that lesson with a 2008 car I bought "new" in October of 2008. If you go to sell or trade in a couple of years, you'll likely loose all or more than you thought you saved over buying a 2015.
That 2014 has a year more of depreciation on it than the identical 2015 sitting right next to it on the showroom floor.
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It may be "brand new in the showroom", but as soon as you sign the paper, it is a year old.
Almost did that on a 2012 RAM last year, brandy spankin' new in the lot, but yet, 2 years old the minute I say I'll take it.... bought a 14 instead.
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