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agjohn02
05-06-2006, 07:15 PM
v10 5 speed
~200k mi
crew cab
green
$8000 or $7000 cash


guy at the store down the street just bought it and is selling it to make a dollar. looks pretty good. now you know all about it that i do.

stx4wheeler
05-07-2006, 12:45 AM
needs 4x4 for that many dollars

agjohn02
05-07-2006, 01:06 AM
ah, i didnt notice if it was or not.

AggieTJ2007
05-07-2006, 10:16 AM
probably diesel too for that price

robertf03
05-07-2006, 12:45 PM
$8000 or $7000 cash



I've always wondered what people meant by this, or when they ask whats the lowest cash price.

what other form of payment is there? Credit card? :rolleyes:

eight
05-07-2006, 01:05 PM
Lowest cash price is a way of negotiating, just a way of asking for a lower price. Try it, it works. Also, most people have a weakness for cash. Say you were wanting to buy that truck. If you offered him $6000 he likely wouldn't take it. But if you pulled out $6000 cash money, looked straight at him, and offered that to him, it's much harder to turn down. It means you're serious, and that if he takes it the truck will be gone right away, and that the payment is good. There will be none of that "let me go to my bank and see what I can get", "I need to get the money from my dad" or any other such nonsence.

robertf03
05-07-2006, 01:39 PM
Lowest cash price is a way of negotiating, just a way of asking for a lower price. Try it, it works. Also, most people have a weakness for cash. Say you were wanting to buy that truck. If you offered him $6000 he likely wouldn't take it. But if you pulled out $6000 cash money, looked straight at him, and offered that to him, it's much harder to turn down. It means you're serious, and that if he takes it the truck will be gone right away, and that the payment is good. There will be none of that "let me go to my bank and see what I can get", "I need to get the money from my dad" or any other such nonsence.

I cut ties with the buyer if they start that crap

william_ace
05-07-2006, 01:42 PM
when they do what? flash cash in your face or say they are going to the bank?

agjohn02
05-07-2006, 01:56 PM
I cut ties with the buyer if they start that crap
:rolleyes:

uglyota
05-07-2006, 02:25 PM
it's true...not wanting to carry thousands of dollars in your wallet (or even keep that much money liquid) makes you a bad person

TexTJ209
05-07-2006, 02:29 PM
it's true...not wanting to carry thousands of dollars in your wallet (or even keep that much money liquid) makes you a bad person


Just pay them the $6000 in pennies. :gigem:

william_ace
05-07-2006, 03:23 PM
sounds like a decent price if its an xlt and very clean

BMFScout
05-07-2006, 09:02 PM
you could pay like the fag that bought the jeep from me for $2300. Six hundred dollar bills and the rest in 20's. What a homo.

stx4wheeler
05-07-2006, 09:54 PM
as long as it is cash money besides change, i dont give a crap how im paid.

agjohn02
05-07-2006, 11:36 PM
you could pay like the fag that bought the jeep from me for $2300. Six hundred dollar bills and the rest in 20's. What a homo.


kopecki says its easier to bargain with 20's than it is with 100's. it looks like more money.

CRaSHnBuRN
05-08-2006, 12:03 AM
he is right. 3-4K in twenties look alot better when you trying to make a sale than that amount in 100s. Its not till afterwards that you think damn thats a **** load of 20s and the guy is a homo for paying with them instead of 100s.

I personally like it when they pull out the wad of cash and try to give me a lower offer. At least I know we're not going to try to work out a deal, only for them to suddenly pull out a checkbook at the end, or say they'll be back tommorow with the cash. Yeah, they may be trying to lowball you, but more often then not, if they have a wad of cash in one pocket, they have most if not the rest of it in another pocket. They may try the "hey this is all I got, take it or leave it" trick on you, but if they are interested, and you play back, you'll get more money out of them in the end

CRaSHnBuRN
05-08-2006, 12:13 AM
Also, for the people who keep saying they can find big trucks like this for cheap, where do you find them? I'm seriously thinking about putting my truck up for sale after the end of this week, and buying something like a Ram 2500 or a F250/F350 to take its place. Something simple, like a single cab with a standard transmission, gas or diesel, doesn't matter, but I want a 4x4. I feel like something like this shouldn't be too expensive, and looking at the blue book values, I should be right, yet everything I find is way overpriced

eight
05-08-2006, 03:19 AM
I don't know where they think they find them cheap. Especially the ones that want this one to be diesel and 4x4 for this price. Those are pretty hard to find under 10K, and then usually beat.

20s are better for bargaining with when the thing is less than $500 or so.

agjohn02
05-08-2006, 03:45 AM
I don't know where they think they find them cheap. Especially the ones that want this one to be diesel and 4x4 for this price.



they dont. they're just flashing their e-wang.

Sharpe
05-08-2006, 12:11 PM
I got my crewcab for $2k below KBB at the begining of last summer, and it was from a little dealer in Tomball. Its in really good shape, though it does have fairly high mileage and needed a little work when I got it. I dont think diesels will be very cheap, but gassers that get ****ty mileage (like my crewcab) will probably be going fairly cheap these days.