The logical answer is not that trade in was close to what you paid for it (what you paid is sunk and irrelevant). Or that it’s hard to sell a $85k boy-racer in high interest rate environment, especially that you don’t actually own it. The answer is that private sale on that vehicle is close to trade in, given a 7% sales tax. I think you got lucky this time and got out unscathed. You could have easily been under water on both. That might be the case next time when baby #2 comes and the wife insists she needs to be in the back seat of the macan with two Greco Slimfits (#not happening).
What the heck do you know about buying and selling cars, Dennis? You’re speaking like you own a driving school or something. Oh, wait…Now I am understanding the meaning behind your avatar.
Maybe you were/are in an "altered" state of mind when you write these posts and have no clue what your are saying/suggesting.
Too funny.
Happy 4th. to you as well!!
Oh no, his wife wouldn't want Gracos in her Macan, she'd want Nunas or Cybex.
