05 S for sale for 36K
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no affiliation, just came across this and thought $36K is a great price for a 05 S with less than 50k miles. Just passing it along in case anyone is looking.
http://www.carmax.com/enus/view-car/...esults:results page
http://www.carmax.com/enus/view-car/...esults:results page
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Good price.
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Wife might be due for a car in a year or 2. I would rather spend 35k on a nice 997 then something pedestrian which will cost almost as much money. She's driving a nice Jag XJ8 right now but I know she thinks my 997 is way cooler (which it is) haha.
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Hard to tell from the photos, but the hood looks like it might be a slightly different color than the front bumper. Also, no sport Chrono, no PSE, and probably not full leather, so a fairly low optioned car, but an S nonetheless and mid $30s is a good price. Has the Turbo style wheels too.
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Hard to tell from the photos, but the hood looks like it might be a slightly different color than the front bumper. Also, no sport Chrono, no PSE, and probably not full leather, so a fairly low optioned car, but an S nonetheless and mid $30s is a good price. Has the Turbo style wheels too.
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No. However, because they have a 3 or 5 day (something like that) money back guarantee, you can buy the car then get it inspected and return it if you want.
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Also, CarMax does not recondition their vehicles like most dealerships do. They just want to flip the car asap and make their $. No. However, because they have a 3 or 5 day (something like that) money back guarantee, you can buy the car then get it inspected and return it if you want.
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Good luck checking it out, hope it works out. so is Carmax really "no haggle price"? They won't budge on the price? Just wondering.
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No, they absolutely DO NOT negotiate AT ALL. Neither on the car you want to buy or appraisal of your trade in. The salesman seemed offended a bit when I asked if there's any room to negotiate. Honest kbb gave me $17,8k for my Mercedes C350 while they offered me $16k. I owe 16,5 on it. Not sure what I want to do. My Benz has 28500 miles on it and is 2009. Porsche is 4 years older and has 18k more miles. The monthly payment difference would be around $180 more... Decicions decisions....
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Carmax will not negotiate on either end. They also do not sell crappy cars.
If you really like it, go for it. The 5 day money back guarantee is real, so you can get it inspected and if something bad turns up you can take it back. Another option for your C350 is to sell it personally. You'll get more for it. This would also make more sense if you did have to return the C2S - you would still have a car.
If you really like it, go for it. The 5 day money back guarantee is real, so you can get it inspected and if something bad turns up you can take it back. Another option for your C350 is to sell it personally. You'll get more for it. This would also make more sense if you did have to return the C2S - you would still have a car.