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im not talkin base model V6 joints.. da SRT ones hold their value real well.
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im not talkin base model V6 joints.. da SRT ones hold their value real well.
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V6 muscle cars don't hold their value no matter the trim or options.
A v6 Charger was how I got upside down going into my Challenger.
I'd buy a new German before I bought a v6 muscle car new or used
V8s though
A v6 Charger was how I got upside down going into my Challenger.
I'd buy a new German before I bought a v6 muscle car new or used
V8s though
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Why do V8 Muscle cars hold value, just curious.
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What Cadillacs have u owned ninja?
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Think because they are going more and more farther away from true v8s. Especially with these regulations they are trying to pass.
Ninja and others know exactly why though
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The ATS is small, more for a woman but it's nice and quick but she's had a lot of problems especially electrical.
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You can get srt8 for 25-30k now with decent mileage
It's top of the line so you can't really say it holds is value. They still depreciate pretty quickly
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naw, they hold real well cuz remember, MSRP for 1 gen SRT8's are 40k across da board, so compare that to a say a M5 from da same year (2006,2010) that was a legit 100k car and its lost 60%-70% of its value.
meanwhile a 40k car only lost 25% of its value during da same amount of time...thats very good b.
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They drop rather quickly, I'm not talkin 2011 models either
Ain't no one buying up old 6.1 anyways. It's 6.4 or bust now
Ain't no one buying up old 6.1 anyways. It's 6.4 or bust now
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What are you basing this on?
My Step-dad has a small used car lot and still gets good money for them.
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I'm saying kids now 
People buy 6.1 but personally look harder and spend a little more and you can find a deal on a 392 albeit it might be the first year which I've seen from the little research I've done sell for rather affordable prices but that was quite awhile ago
I'm in Michigan, keep in my prices and what's being bought ain't the same everywhere.
People buy 6.1 but personally look harder and spend a little more and you can find a deal on a 392 albeit it might be the first year which I've seen from the little research I've done sell for rather affordable prices but that was quite awhile ago
I'm in Michigan, keep in my prices and what's being bought ain't the same everywhere.
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I don't know 6.1s still hold their value more than most comparable similar msrp cars from the same year.
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they do, even ones near 80k are still damn near $20k
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My car has been paid off for about a year now still has value i want to purchase a new version of my car but really dont want to go back to the payment cycle. Thinking about copping a $10k car for my next vehicle. After paying off $25k not including interest hard to justify the cost on the car which all i used it for really is to get to work.
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Unless it's a Honda I doubt it. They are like the only brand that offer competitive packages giving you more of a luxury vehicle in my opinion.
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this man knows!
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too bad Buick doesn't have a RWD platform...
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:x @ 84 months being common.
:x @ 84 months being common.
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Car prices surge at a ridiculous price annually, while income barely moves.
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some people gotta learn to cop a used car...
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Hemis don't depreciate like that Midas well cop new
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Lol too many people worried about flexing in their new car with an 84mo loan at 8%+ interest rate.
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Interest rate gonna be lower than that on new, that's the draw.
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perhaps, but u can get da 1st gens wit some miles on em for 11-12k
that 84 month loan straight laughable.