What are you trading for a 2016?

2004 WRX. Loved it, but time to upgrade to something more usable.

 

You actually put it in your house mortgage and yes you can trade as many as you want to.

 

2013 Jeep JKUR

 

Good luck with all the paint chips in you rocker panels without the mud flaps they chip up really bad. Especially those that are paying 40k for one. Ding ding ding hate that sound.

 

That seems to be the going currency

 

Not sure...I was just making a joke.

I'm assuming you could.

 

My 2011.75 E90 M3 with the competition package, 875 watt enhanced premium sound, extended leather, and tech package.

 

I'm not actually buying just yet, waiting on stock to build a little first. My buying method has worked out really well for me though. Research. Line up whatever financing I may need or want. Single email laying out all my cards to every dealer in a 200 mile radius making it clear that they are competing and that anything other then a yes response will go unanswered. Last purchase I got decent responses from most dealers and in the end was 9% under MSRP, got slightly more for my trade than I felt I could get for it private party, and was offered financing on remaining 7k at .9%. I spent all of 45 minutes inside the dealership. Purchase before that was not quite as good of a deal, but still walked out ahead with trade plus tax benefit ahead of private party and reasonably below MSRP. I'm pretty confident it'll keep working for me.

 

No ecopoop for you?

 

I'd trade the 2016 for a M3 but in coupe version

 

I've love the M3 but want more of a pure sports car so I'll go with the Tacoma to keep the wife and kid happy and probably go with the Cayman GT4 in a couple of years.

 

Ahh I see. I do have a soft spot for the Cayman Pretty much a poor man's 911 Turbo but at a discount price... if you can really say that

 

My 2010 Frontier.

 

Ecoboost. Really pleased with the 2016 F150 V6. Gets off the line fast.

 

your mother

 

SMH

 

2013 frs
It's been a fun little car but it's time to grow a pair

 

I'm trading 33,500 dollar bills for mine. Sold my 15 privately. Picked up $1900 more

 

The Cayman GT4 is no joke. It's 7:42 lap time around the Nurburgring put it just behind the 2011 911 GT3 and even with the ZR1. A small, manual only mid-engines two seater with 385 HP. Yes please. Now if only I can come up with $90,000 or so.