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IMO - INVOICE for a 2009 is an awful deal. The car is a model year old. It won't be that difficult to pick up an 2010 for invoice in
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11-23-2009, 05:11 PM
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IMO - INVOICE for a 2009 is an awful deal. The car is a model year old. It won't be that difficult to pick up an 2010 for invoice in a few months. So why buy last years car for the same amount? If you decide to trade your 370 in a few years it will be worth 3000-4000 less due to the extra model year. That's why you need to pay as far below invoice as possible to make up that difference. Otherwise I would wait; unless of course if you want Yellow.
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