1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I have (insert lowball number) cash today, ready to buy

 

So?..yea or na?

 

don't forget the condescending followup they send when you don't reply quick enough

 

"Guess that wasn't enough for you?"
No, MFer it wasn't, hence the listing price

 

gues u dont wanna sell watevs

 

MR GREEDY OVER HERE WANTS MORE THAN $$500 FOR THE CAR HE LISTED FOR $7500 WHAT AN ASSHOLE

 

Nice, Just curios what did you ask for it?

 

Then they try and guilt trip you cause you don't want to accept their low ball offer like it's way over priced

 

I like the "you don't seem to understand the market," replies. Don't get a ton, but I have gotten them. "I've seen the same vehicle sell for X amount on this site."

 

I love saying "cool, go buy that one, then"

 

Guess you missed a great deal then huh? Haha

 

What's funny is, I've been offered two different times $2k more than what I was asking just for an immediate sale on the 4R.

Then I get the vehicle I want plus cash on top and several new parts.

The next day, I got an offer for $9k

 

@Wulf I've been looking at dealers lately and its just as annoying as CL. There was a new TRD OR down the street on a lot for $39K, just thought I'd look out of curiosity (Don't really want a 3rd gen) since I was going nextdoor...except when you get there that price is an "error."

 

yeah that's some BS


The CO ford dealers are just flat adding $20k "market adjustment" from the trucks I've seen which is fucking nuts.

 

Downhill but for some reason you have to keep pushing

 

Never has the saying 'both literally and metaphorically' apply as much as it does here.

 

Having been married for over 20 years since I was 20, I would hate to have to start over and enter the dating market now given how much has changed and how pc it's become.

 

Yeah the few things I've seen locally that look like deals (aka, actually selling at MSRP) are either already gone or "errors."
Sucks being in the market and actually wanting to buy something right now.

 

What are you looking for?

 

I started high and worked down over a couple months. Ended up at $4500, so I'm not making any profit on it, but that's fine - just needed it outta here. The miles were what were scaring everyone (278k). It's hard to describe in one line how much work was done to ensure it was probably better off maintenance-wise than one with 1/3 the miles.