Wait for the 2014 Coupe or buy now?
02-21-2013, 03:33 PM
#31
The more equity you have when you trade the more you will get screwed out of. If you want to cash in on your equity, you have to sell outright. Dealerships love to see someone walk in with a trade that has lots of equity in it. If you think they will let you keep all of that and make you a decent deal you have a rude awakening coming.
I currently have a amazing offer. A Nissan dealer is offering me exactly what msrp was for my 09 in 09. They told me they'll give me $27,680 for my 09 murano that has 35k miles for that price if I buy a 2012 or 2013 murano from them
I called them up and told them what is the catch? They said hey're offering huge incentives because their pre-owned inventory was wiped out due to the hurricane and all they have is new cars This is why they're offering huge incentives to people with older models like myself. I'm going Tom to check tis out and see if this is possible.
If this is true I'm going to walk out of there with a 2013 murano and give them my 09 for $27,680!! Sounds too good. Still don't believe it until those papers are signed
05-01-2013, 12:31 PM
#32
Yes, cash for clunkers has removed a lot of used cars from the marketplace with the result that used cars are holding their value better than ever. That has an impact on lease payments because most of the lease cost is the calculated value of the car at the end of the lease (IOW you're paying over the course of the lease the amount of depreciation the car will experience). So used cars being worth more means there is less depreciation you're paying for over the course of the lease.
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