Posts by kjamesuvic

Quote:Originally Posted by idfnl ^^ is this a Canadian thing? Never heard of such a thing, and who certifies it? Quote:Originally Posted by HRoi something like a fender or bumper replacement is not really a show stopper, I...

Quote:Originally Posted by HRoi lol @ "certified rebuild". so it's been totaled and fixed, with frame damage on one of them. the only thing that i would wonder about is how fast you can click the "delete" button on the seller's...

I've been hearing the term 'certified rebuild status' from a few people I've responded to. Can this happen with any accident even if it is small? I'm looking at a 2004 Acura EL (150k km @ $7300) and a 2004 Civic (140k km @ $5000). Both...

Quote:Originally Posted by whiteslashasian The owner/user reviews on that generation Nissan Sentra are FAR from good....just read them on...

Quote:Originally Posted by Rambo I remember Nissan's being a picky lot back then. Lots of age related mechanical problems. I think you might be better off with Honda, Acura, or Toyota. Having said that, this might be a perfect...

Update: I took a page out of Huntsman's book and did a regression analysis from; mine was for private sellers, however. I made price the dependent variable then had mileage, fuel economy, and year as the independent variables. The...

Quote:Originally Posted by Piobaire The conversation was in regards to invoice pricing. Kai specifically said, in reference to Edmund's, "dealer invoice" pricing. As you replied to that it would be logical to assume dealer invoice...

Unhaggle.com only allows you to search cars made in 2013 or 2014 and Carcostcanada.com only allows you to search new cars. Remember I'm only going to spend around $10k.

Quote:Originally Posted by Kai Go to Edmonds.com and find out what the dealer invoice is. That's what you should be paying for the car. (The dealer makes money off of the various incentives they get, so paying invoice still gets...

I'm in the process of buying my first car. I've narrowed it down to a few cars in the $10000 range. My question is: What kind of offer should I be making if I'm buying from a dealership? 10% below asking? 15%? 20%? And are there any...