Re: trade in value on a 2001 GC

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Re: trade in value on a 2001 GC

jcr	24 Apr 2007 01:21
>>> I am trying to trade my 2001 GC in on a Toyota Sienna. >>> The dealers will give me a decent discount without a trade in, but will only [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > There are too many used GCs on the market - the lots are full of them, > and the auctions too. (at least up here) You could also try Carmax (if there is one in your area).

clare at snyder.on.ca

23 Apr 2007 20:20

>> I am trying to trade my 2001 GC in on a Toyota Sienna.
>> The dealers will give me a decent discount without a trade in, but will only
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>The dealer is trying to screw you, plain and simple. Play hard ball with
>'em, or go to the next town and conduct your business there.

They don't want your trade. It's that simple. Take the discount and
give someone a good deal on your van privately and come out ahead.

There are too many used GCs on the market - the lots are full of them,
and the auctions too. (at least up here)

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Dan C

23 Apr 2007 18:39

> I am trying to trade my 2001 GC in on a Toyota Sienna.
> The dealers will give me a decent discount without a trade in, but will only
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> Any explanation for this?
> I don't want to beat my head against the wall if it is only worth $3000

The dealer is trying to screw you, plain and simple. Play hard ball with
'em, or go to the next town and conduct your business there.

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Geoff	23 Apr 2007 17:34
I am trying to trade my 2001 GC in on a Toyota Sienna. The dealers will give me a decent discount without a trade in, but will only give me $3000 for my GC. The guides say it is worth $5,000 to $6,000. I am calling it fair condition because it has some scuffs etc. Any explanation for this? I don't want to beat my head against the wall if it is only worth $3000

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