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24-10-2008, 06:59 PM
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hi guys i just turned down a great deal on a BA mk 2 rapid yellow XR6 manual ute with 76 000 kms well a bit over that any way they had the car for sale for 26990 drive away so i bargained them to 25 000 drive away and $ 5000 trade in on my 1997 el futura with 189 000 kms
so i put my deposit down for the car, $ 100 dollars, with a 24 hours cooling off period any way my mum who buy a car nearly every year and goes into debit , tells me what a ! $@$^^ mistake iam making, so she was so consurned so she ring up 3 of my friend too try and talk me out of the ute because of the financial CRIS, so they talked me out of the deal :-( i so loved that xr6 ute my question is, is it worth buying a newer car becasue of the cris with money atm |
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is it worth buying a newer car ?
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