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gsxr750 · 03-29-2013, 03:05 PM

I thought it might be interesting to share your bad experience buying or selling a car thru a dealer.

We just traded our 2005 Sentra SE 1.8 L with 78k miles on it and 5 yrs. spent in NY winters and 3 in Nevada, basically traded it on a loaded 2013 accord sedan.

We got $5500 trade in for it and got the 2013 Accord at invoice.

About a week later we are at the dog park and we see an Asian family pull up in our old car , I told him it was my old car and asked how much he paid for it.

He said he paid $11,400 for the car OTD with extended warranty. I know the dealer listed the car for 1 day at $8999 and it sold quick.

I didn't have the heart to tell him we only paid $12,500 for it 8 yrs. ago, just goes to show you how they a dealer will really rip someone off.

$6000-$7500 would have been more appropriate price for the old sentra.

03-29-2013, 03:05 PM	#1 (permalink)
gsxr750 Enthusiast Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: west Posts: 443 Drives: 2012 370z man. sport Rep Power: 13	Car Dealers Really rip you off !!! I thought it might be interesting to share your bad experience buying or selling a car thru a dealer. We just traded our 2005 Sentra SE 1.8 L with 78k miles on it and 5 yrs. spent in NY winters and 3 in Nevada, basically traded it on a loaded 2013 accord sedan. We got $5500 trade in for it and got the 2013 Accord at invoice. About a week later we are at the dog park and we see an Asian family pull up in our old car , I told him it was my old car and asked how much he paid for it. He said he paid $11,400 for the car OTD with extended warranty. I know the dealer listed the car for 1 day at $8999 and it sold quick. I didn't have the heart to tell him we only paid $12,500 for it 8 yrs. ago, just goes to show you how they a dealer will really rip someone off. $6000-$7500 would have been more appropriate price for the old sentra.