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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Cars / August 2004

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Poor Student wants this sentra!  please reply

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John Yoshizawa - 26 Aug 2004 04:25 GMT
I am looking at a 2000 sentra to replace the 1999 sentra that got T-Boned
last year.

Here is the car I want to get:

2000 Dark Red Sentra XE 49K miles, Manual Transmission, good shape,  from a
local Nissan Dealer.
The asking price is 7400 + roughly 700 used car fee + TTL.

I was thinking about doing this offering my 1999 car (the passenger doors
will NOT open and the doors are pretty much smashed, otherwise everything
else in the car works perfectly, still gets 35-40 MPH) and offering $4500 on
top of that

Is that too little?  What should I offer in your opinion?

Thanks so much

John
JimV - 26 Aug 2004 18:18 GMT
> I am looking at a 2000 sentra to replace the 1999 sentra that got T-Boned
> last year.
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> John

WHat's a "used car fee"?
John Yoshizawa - 26 Aug 2004 19:47 GMT
a way the dealers here, jack up the price.  Kind of like a finders fee I
think

> > I am looking at a 2000 sentra to replace the 1999 sentra that got T-Boned
> > last year.
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> WHat's a "used car fee"?
Steve T - 27 Aug 2004 07:13 GMT
> I am looking at a 2000 sentra to replace the 1999 sentra that got T-Boned
> last year.
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> else in the car works perfectly, still gets 35-40 MPH) and offering $4500
> on top of that

I seriously doubt your totaled out car is worth $3500

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John Yoshizawa - 27 Aug 2004 13:03 GMT
I don't either, I just think that a 2000 xe isn't nearly worth that much.
4500 was just an initial offer.

> > I am looking at a 2000 sentra to replace the 1999 sentra that got T-Boned
> > last year.
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>  I seriously doubt your totaled out car is worth $3500
 
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