Going by your own posts, you paid cash of $20,471.16 to consummate the transaction. This price was arrived at after deducting the trade-in value of $3,000 on your VW beetle. If you did not have the trade-in, you would have presumably paid 20471.16+3,000=23,471.16. The post below contradicts what you've said earlier and makes your gross cost price even more incredulous.
Wishing you all the best and happy birthday in advance.
Okay....you are wrong on two accounts (and I probably shouldn't have used the term "cash" so generally). Trade in was $3250 and cash amount but let's just leave it at you're right, I paid $23,471 for my car.
Okay....you are wrong on two accounts (and I probably shouldn't have used the term "cash" so generally). Trade in was $3250 and cash/check was $17 and change......but let's just leave it at I paid $23,471 for my car. I shouldn't have used the term cash meaning the total price for the car but whatever. If me paying $23.4k makes everyone sleep better at night, then let's settle on that's what I paid and be done with it ;-) ;-)
I'm not wrong. Your contradictory statements speak for themselves. Last post from me on this charade.
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Later on she said she paid less than 18k cash + 3k for trade in and that was her total OTD price = 20.4k
Found the original quote in my trash....This is BEFORE my trade in.Later on she said she paid less than 18k cash + 3k for trade in and that was her total OTD price = 20.4k
That does NOT include my trade in. I got the quote before I told them I had a trade in, before I even went to the dealer or talked to them on the phone. Anyway.
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Right. And the world is flat by the way.
That OTD is higher than what I paid here in CA, but many dealerships started out in that range at first.
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