What would you buy for around 40k
#1
What would you buy for around 40k
Looks like Im going to get something to haul the family around. What do you think? Anybody feeling the Trailblazer SS with the LS2. Doesnt have to be an SUV but must be a 4 door.
#4
I guess ask yourself " what do i need in my new car, and what do i want in my new car?" split the two and make a list then look for a car based on what satisfies the needs first and the wants next. you've already started...it must have for doors. ok what else, how many kids, do they play sports, any related travel with those sports, vacations, camping, towing a boat? high end suped up models are sweet, but dont mean **** when they dont suit your needs.
I remember when i sold chrylers/jeeps several years ago and a couple came in wanting a wrangler rubicon. they were dead set on it, so i was more than happy to sell them a $30k jeep with almost every off road option there was, even though this thing would never and i mean never go off the pavement. (personally i think these kind of people are retarded) about 4 months later the same couple came in, they wanted to GIVE back the jeep, just give it back and we would call the whole thing a wash. they started saying " with the two kids in the back seat there is no space for any thing, we cant even go shopping as a family in it." " how about we just give it back." for which i replied "sure you can leave it here, but make sure you make the payments because you'll hurt your credit." with that they looked a me puzzled. I said " I didnt break your arm to buy it, you wanted it so bad, who was I to say no. besides this isn't kmart, you dont get a car too try for two months and get to bring it back like nothing happened, you signed a contract with chrysler. you can trade it in for a new car, sell it yourself or deal with it and keep it." well after that they were so pissed off they left, Im not really sure what happened to them. but the moral of the story, think about what you need first and then what you want second and you'll be fine.
I remember when i sold chrylers/jeeps several years ago and a couple came in wanting a wrangler rubicon. they were dead set on it, so i was more than happy to sell them a $30k jeep with almost every off road option there was, even though this thing would never and i mean never go off the pavement. (personally i think these kind of people are retarded) about 4 months later the same couple came in, they wanted to GIVE back the jeep, just give it back and we would call the whole thing a wash. they started saying " with the two kids in the back seat there is no space for any thing, we cant even go shopping as a family in it." " how about we just give it back." for which i replied "sure you can leave it here, but make sure you make the payments because you'll hurt your credit." with that they looked a me puzzled. I said " I didnt break your arm to buy it, you wanted it so bad, who was I to say no. besides this isn't kmart, you dont get a car too try for two months and get to bring it back like nothing happened, you signed a contract with chrysler. you can trade it in for a new car, sell it yourself or deal with it and keep it." well after that they were so pissed off they left, Im not really sure what happened to them. but the moral of the story, think about what you need first and then what you want second and you'll be fine.
#5
Oh yes....we all love the mighty car sales industry. The place where people can't the tell the difference between needs and wants.
Venom, If it were me, I would spend $25k on something really nice and used and spend the difference on a new Harley.
BUT, if you twisted my arm, I would prolly get a Volvo SUV for $40k. Rocket-ship SUV's? Just never quite understood them.
Venom, If it were me, I would spend $25k on something really nice and used and spend the difference on a new Harley.
BUT, if you twisted my arm, I would prolly get a Volvo SUV for $40k. Rocket-ship SUV's? Just never quite understood them.
#8
already som1 said, expeditions are good..i have driven 2 different expeditions and ther definitely nice trucks, as well are the dodge durangos, my dads friend has one with the hemi in it, that truck moves out and its got alot of class as well..id prolly choose the durango over the expedition if it were my choice but both are excellent suv's
#10
crap that ruled out the lotus yeah the SS would be sweet
#11
that thing is fast 0-62 in under 5 seconds that thing could take on a new gt
#12
I looked at the SRT8 and its south of 59k due to the dealer markup, same story as the GT500. Some owners have purchased their SS for 22-25 used which seems like a good deal. I like the BMWs but eventually this vehicle might be used to tow stuff around. I currently have a Durango and its too big for us but a great car which I would recommend to anyone looking for something in that size.
Its tough as my wife and I rather buy a sports car so a compromise would be something along the SS. This is not going to be the last car I buy but something to haul stuff around.
Its tough as my wife and I rather buy a sports car so a compromise would be something along the SS. This is not going to be the last car I buy but something to haul stuff around.
#16
Something not slow Those are soo heavy that unless its got a blower or a ton of mods its a dog.
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