GolfLivesMatter
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Nice!!! Your wife is SPOILED!!! LOL.
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Nice!!! Your wife is SPOILED!!! LOL.
Actually, upon further investigation, the residual value for an LC500 in 2018 was 51%. Yikes!So I'm looking at used Lexus LC convertibles. The used 2018 LC's are going for around $80k right now. The RV on a 2018 should have been around 56% when originally leased. So a 2018 $105k car should be worth around $59k. Folks who buy used could experience a loss of at least $21k the moment the chip shortage subsides. Crazy! This is not only for Lexus LC's, but about any used car. Forbes had an article about how the banks may get into a financial pickle when the chip shortage ends and used car values plummet.
It’s definitely the Atlas Cross Sport. I have it in the new grey color and love it. That yellow color and the chrome deletes are definitely aftermarket, but very attractive!
Yeah, I'm in love with that color. I should have waited for the owner to come out
I know right? I seriously love that color so much.I want to waste a couple grand wrapping my car with a crazy matte finish SO bad hahaha
That yellow looks awesome.
I've seen things like that. And crazy matte rainbow like schemes. Some creative people out there.
If my car changes colors, its either going to be a 1996 Mystic Cobra, or a 2004 Mystichrome Cobra. Do it right, or don't do it at all.
Do it!!!!If my car changes colors, its either going to be a 1996 Mystic Cobra, or a 2004 Mystichrome Cobra. Do it right, or don't do it at all.
My Mustang days are over for the time being.Do it!!!!
I was looking at Carfax.com a few months ago and they had a ton of Dodge Grand Caravans that were previously rental cars. They were all low-mileage and many still under factory warranty, and they were listed on average at about $16,500. They also had plenty of low-mileage Chrysler Pacificas for about $18,500 on average. Those are now LONG gone and the price of used minivans has shot through the roof. I wish I had bought one of the Grand Caravans (I like the stow-n-go seats)...Pondering making the jump to a minivan!
Any terminator is a dream of mine. They're a bit too much money for me right now but I will hopefully make one happen.If my car changes colors, its either going to be a 1996 Mystic Cobra, or a 2004 Mystichrome Cobra. Do it right, or don't do it at all.
I had for a while back in 05 or so. Sold it for more than I paid for it.Any terminator is a dream of mine. They're a bit too much money for me right now but I will hopefully make one happen.
Sometime before we run out of gasoline, I will have a terminator or a hellcat.
I had for a while back in 05 or so. Sold it for more than I paid for it.
I rented a 2020 Dodge Grand Caravan back in March. Had problems with it and wasn’t a fan of the van overall. The bad thing is that the only options are Dodge/Chrysler, Toyota, Honda, and Kia.I was looking at Carfax.com a few months ago and they had a ton of Dodge Grand Caravans that were previously rental cars. They were all low-mileage and many still under factory warranty, and they were listed on average at about $16,500. They also had plenty of low-mileage Chrysler Pacificas for about $18,500 on average. Those are now LONG gone and the price of used minivans has shot through the roof. I wish I had bought one of the Grand Caravans (I like the stow-n-go seats)...
Honda and Toyota are automatically out of my price range unfortunately. The Kia is a nice option, but (I think) you have to physically remove the seats to get cargo space. The Dodge's are definitely not the most reliable, but if I could have had one with < 36K miles at $16,000, I could have made that work. I'm looking at Kia Sportages at <$20k, but I'm inclined to keep my Mazda CX-7, which just hit 100k miles, for at least another year and hope the prices on used vans and SUVs relax a bit.I rented a 2020 Dodge Grand Caravan back in March. Had problems with it and wasn’t a fan of the van overall. The bad thing is that the only options are Dodge/Chrysler, Toyota, Honda, and Kia.