Head to the shelter & pick up a black & white cat-panda wanna be. Come Christmas morning surprise her & lie your arse off. :yesnod:
I would absolutely do that if we did not have a grumpy 26 year old (yes 26 year old) deaf, 1/2 blind cat already. No her name is not Lucky. :lol:
We really need to stop thread jacking this thread. Byers Auto Group | New Audi dealership in Columbus, OH 43213 Read more: http://www.motoringalliance.com/forums/mid-ohio-motoring/20246-panda-sale.html#ixzz2n6WAnqrF
They have a better add on on AutoTrader. Cars for Sale: 2010 MINI Cooper S Hardtop in Columbus, OH 43235: Hatchback Details - 361273553 - AutoTrader.com
Is it a twin turbo? They say turbo twice Also it is my opinion that dealers should just give up on their web sites and list their inventory through Autotrader and cars.com and call it a day. It is so easy to list cars there and it provides all the information a person needs. My other question is seeing what they are asking are you upset about what they gave you for trade in on your car? A friend who works for a finance company told me customers are calling after the deal upset that they got so little for their trade when they saw how much the dealer is asking for it used. Of course these people must know nothing about contract law, but I could see being pissed off if the difference was fairly large.
Why would anyone be pissed off? They made the deal, no one held a gun to their head & forced them. Folks walk into a dealer & the make an emotional decision. Leave emotion at home it will cost you at the dealership. Dealers are there to make money. They make it on the car they sell & they make it on the one you trade in. Dealers make money that is how it works. Doing ones homework can save you money for sure.
I agree Chuck and I understand anything you sell you make a decision that at that moment the price is fair. If something changes you don't get to go back and re-negotiate. That said not everybody is as understanding or smart as the two of us
A perfect example is watching Pawn Stars. Someone brings in a item and an expert tells them that is worth $5,000. Rick asks them what they want and they say $5,000. Rick says I'll give you $3,000 for it and they still want to sell it to a Pawn shop for the same $5,000 that Rick is going to sell it for. They think he just passes money from one person to the next. It's a business....people. It exists to make money. It's not a hobby or non-profit organization! Sorry, off my soapbox now
It will be interesting to see how much the asking price changes before it is gone from their website. I got a little over $17k for Yertle and the dealer had it listed for around $19.5K when it first showed up on their website. The last price I saw on it before it dropped off their site was $17.9k.