I can buy a Mitsubishi phev 2019 new for $30,000. I'd be trading in a 2017 Mazda cx9 with 30,000 miles to bring the price down to $19,000 after trade in, tax rebates and dealer incentives. 72 months at 0%. Should I do it?
I can buy a Mitsubishi phev 2019 new for $30,000. I'd be trading in a 2017 Mazda cx9 with 30,000 miles to bring the price down to $19,000 after trade in, tax rebates and dealer incentives. 72 months at 0%. Should I do it?
$19K to trade up two model years and 30K miles? For arguably, a lesser vehicle?
Yeah, good point. I think the boredom of the pandemic has been scrambling my brain lol
Although I should add: it's actually a 2016 Mazda and I owe $9000 on it so I'd be spending $10,000 more than I would spend since I'd have to pay off the Mazda if I kept it.
Yeah, good point. I think the boredom of the pandemic has been scrambling my brain lol
Although I should add: it's actually a 2016 Mazda and I owe $9000 on it so I'd be spending $10,000 more than I would spend since I'd have to pay off the Mazda if I kept it.
Okay.. so, different car and different numbers.. lol.
Make sure you really want the Mitsubishi. 0% financing for 72 months isn't full value, unless you keep the vehicle for six years.
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I wouldn't do it..
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Although I should add: it's actually a 2016 Mazda and I owe $9000 on it so I'd be spending $10,000 more than I would spend since I'd have to pay off the Mazda if I kept it.
Make sure you really want the Mitsubishi. 0% financing for 72 months isn't full value, unless you keep the vehicle for six years.
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