Better deal on the VW, the cadillac and pre-owned VW were at the VW lot. Also didn't like how Toyota salesperson tried to get me to sign something
Car breh's and Coli Accountants, how old is too old for a used vehicle
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us news has a great tool for that
Don’t fukk with a caddy bro, my beater is a 2015 caddy ats, the CUE screen is overpriced and crap. When it stops working (and it will) they’ll say you need to replace the whole system even if it’s just a touch screen issue and that’s like $1k+ I was like nah y’all tryna finesse me…this happened to a lady I worked with too, she had the 2014 ats and folded and paid them, now did they improve the cue with 2017? Not sure but i doubt it…it’s all over the Internet how ridiculous Cadillac CUE is so I’d research it.
Gully Bull
Love Sponge
The new Taos is ok. I don’t like the back up camera but the different trim models don’t really provide much reason to get anything other than the base model. The dealer is right about it compared to the Tiguan. The warranty almost up on that Tiguan (not sure what dealer offering). My peoples never had an issue with the Tiguan and I liked the feel of driving it ( drove it like 4K miles).
Can’t provide any insight on the Cadillac.
If you got time, the new Kia and Hyundai mid size SUV are worth looking into. The Seltos is dope.
Can’t provide any insight on the Cadillac.
If you got time, the new Kia and Hyundai mid size SUV are worth looking into. The Seltos is dope.
Correct me if im wrong here, but isnt the fed about to begin a stream of interst rate increases to combat inflation?
If so, then now would seem like the best time to (refinance/newly finance) everything before the central fed's lending rate to its partner institutions increases. That same rate should migrate its way to bussiness and consumer debt, similar to how due to fed action, it was normal to have double digit home lending interest rates during the horrible inflation of the 70s and 80s.
Cars are overpriced right now. With inflation and the market bottoming out.. The general sentiment is that there will be a lot of repos and more supply than demand. Of course you should do what serves your situation. If you must buy before them just make sure that you are well informed. I would avoid luxury cars at the moment. Those are the first to drop..
yeah I was playing around with it and it was shyt. Also in these newer cars it's hard to replace the head unit unless it has something you don't have on it.
jilla82
Veteran
I got a 06 Toyota that I DOG
car starts up every single time...never had an issue
its hard to go wrong with Japanese/Korean
I have to test drive it, I think I will go with the Tiguan (still has a warranty on it) I liked the new Tucson, I'll look into the Seltos.
@Gully Bull that being said, the taos has the benefit of being brand new.
Ezekiel 25:17
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Don't finance. Take $5000. Get on Craigslist and find some old 65 year old in a nice neighborhood. Buy their car cash. Old people with money take care of their cars.
Ezekiel 25:17
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@Alvin
Take cash and but from an old middle class person.
Here's a good example. Good 6 figure income looking neighborhood so you know the owner got money and take care of it. Lexus. 82k miles. Good interior.
2004 Lexus-LOW MILES - cars & trucks - by owner - vehicle automotive...
Take cash and but from an old middle class person.
Here's a good example. Good 6 figure income looking neighborhood so you know the owner got money and take care of it. Lexus. 82k miles. Good interior.
2004 Lexus-LOW MILES - cars & trucks - by owner - vehicle automotive...
went with the taos and I'm leasing it, I'm satisfied. Main reason is bc it's brand new.