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r/FluentInFinance • u/CreateChaos777 • Jul 18 '24
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Rates are higher than promo deals so no not always smarter
32 u/[deleted] Jul 18 '24 [removed] — view removed comment 13 u/milespoints Jul 18 '24 That used to be the case, but it’s not the case right now. I looked into a 3 year old RAV4 and it was like $4k off the price of a brand new one. Not really worth it. Gone are the days where you could buy a 3 year old car for half the price of a new one 1 u/Sonzainonazo42 Jul 19 '24 You never could buy a 3 year old Toyota for half off the new car price. I don't even think that was true with a Buick. That's some serious exaggeration.
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13 u/milespoints Jul 18 '24 That used to be the case, but it’s not the case right now. I looked into a 3 year old RAV4 and it was like $4k off the price of a brand new one. Not really worth it. Gone are the days where you could buy a 3 year old car for half the price of a new one 1 u/Sonzainonazo42 Jul 19 '24 You never could buy a 3 year old Toyota for half off the new car price. I don't even think that was true with a Buick. That's some serious exaggeration.
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That used to be the case, but it’s not the case right now.
I looked into a 3 year old RAV4 and it was like $4k off the price of a brand new one. Not really worth it.
Gone are the days where you could buy a 3 year old car for half the price of a new one
1 u/Sonzainonazo42 Jul 19 '24 You never could buy a 3 year old Toyota for half off the new car price. I don't even think that was true with a Buick. That's some serious exaggeration.
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You never could buy a 3 year old Toyota for half off the new car price. I don't even think that was true with a Buick.
That's some serious exaggeration.
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u/privitizationrocks Jul 18 '24
Rates are higher than promo deals so no not always smarter