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The New Mazda CX-5, starts at about 20.5k, great mileage, proven performance.

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Pavy
I noticed at my dealer's website the 2012 Durango's are listed $5,000 off MSRP. Thanks.


I did buy my last vehicle at the end of the month. They gave me a good deal on the trade in. Good stuff!


Maybe we can travel with the kids on bicycles next time. Then when they get cranky I will call you to babysit for me. You can make some money too!



I have an old Ford Ranger that I use to haul stuff from the lumber yard for home projects. I was looking to get the SUV so that the kids can watch movies on trips on the back and don't drive me insane! He he..
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big trucks have back seats these days
also come with all the add one you want to pay for

go to Edmunds.com and select what you want with all options you want , it will give you the fair dealer price
use that as bargain tool with dealership
had my truck made to order and sent to dealership in '07 when it was new
took bout a month but got what I wanted and not the mix and match options the dealership had on the lot
 
Pimp it out Pavy.

Even though the Flex is boxy it's still got plenty of style potential. I was looking at a Ford Edge the other day and I kind of liked it. If I wanted a smaller SUV I would give both the Edge and the Flex some serious consideration.

I'm in the market for a full-size crew cab though. My Tahoe is fine and the new truck is just a want right now so I'm waiting and stacking up cash to put at least 50% down to reduce what I'll be financing.
 
durito
why not put 100% down and not finance a depreciating asset.
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Take your pick.

1) I can only scrape out about $6500 a year and still do the things in life I do. That's $6500 if there are no unexpected circumstances.

2) I was at the dealership last week just looking and for the heck of it went through the process and was told I have no credit rating. That's NO credit rating so I need to establish something. I expected a bad credit rating but can't explain a no rating.

3) I don't foresee winning the lottery, cashing in a huge poker tournament or becoming a consistently winning sports wagerer anytime soon. Unless I start dealing crack or the bank manager drops a sack of cash in the parking lot so I'll be financing something.

Course if you want to PM me your personal Best Bet Plays a couple times a week then maybe I can roll up on that dealer and drop a load of Paid In Full on his ass.
 
wal66
Take your pick.

1) I can only scrape out about $6500 a year and still do the things in life I do. That's $6500 if there are no unexpected circumstances.

2) I was at the dealership last week just looking and for the heck of it went through the process and was told I have no credit rating. That's NO credit rating so I need to establish something. I expected a bad credit rating but can't explain a no rating.

3) I don't foresee winning the lottery, cashing in a huge poker tournament or becoming a consistently winning sports wagerer anytime soon. Unless I start dealing crack or the bank manager drops a sack of cash in the parking lot so I'll be financing something.

Course if you want to PM me your personal Best Bet Plays a couple times a week then maybe I can roll up on that dealer and drop a load of Paid In Full on his ass.
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Who you trying to kid wakky, we all know that you would return the cash.
 
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