My first thought would be from private owner since they know the car well and you can screen the cars before you take the time to go out and test drive or inspect them. Most of the dealers offer high mileage cars at ?pre auction? or ?pre inspection? so you?re pretty much on your own and have to spend the time to go out and see the car to find anything out about it. Some of the smaller dealers do have info on the vehicles ? - not sure if they are trustworthy though. we?re looking for a car for our 18yr old. . another thing I think a private owner ? you could get ?more car? for the same money a dealer?s asking? Want to hear other people?s thoughts on this and especially if you?ve bought a high mileage car from either private or dealer.
Thanks Andy that was my thought as well ? leaning towards the private owner. I found a great cavalier that?s local and it drove and checked out super ? my main issue now is trying to convince my husband to go ahead and get our daughter her own car again (long story short back in July she totalled her last vehicle and has been driving ours ? mostly the large mini van for school and work).
She is 18 and is in her last year at a technical school for special needs teaching. She works at Panera Bread ? it was her first and only job since she was 16. That first car we didn?t have her pay us back. This time around, she is going to be paying us back check by check ? a % of what she makes will go towards reimbursing the car and the insurance. We are NOT getting a loan out or cosigning a loan for her. I?m talking cars
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Answer by Andy
with a dealer it will cost more the only difference would be if they offerd some sort of warrenty if they dont i wouldnt go to one butyo cant trust private owners to tell you eveything about the car either for your first car i sugest a private owner and to chec the car out with somebody whos like a mechanic or just knows a lot about cars so your not gonna buy a car that will break down the next day
asked by: endurancemom
just recently I have been to multiple dealerships to get a new car with my trade in. Every dealer talks about they can get my same exact trade-in vehicle for really cheap (way under blue book) and they say ?why would i give you blue book if i can get your car cheaper at an auction?. SO WHY DON?T THEY!!
Exact pricings told
2007
My trade-in ORIG. = $ 21,000
Blue Book = $ 18,000
Auction Price= $ 13,000
So
MAX Trade-In Offer =$ 14,000
Is this TRUE?
Its a rip off! They put you deep in the hole all ways possible.
Is that auction price the real price? Or do they have to pay shipping cost and other things? even though I know they get their cars cheaper than that. What would be the total cost of their auction car after all costs? $ 14k = $ ??k
>>>>> If the auction really does get you a car that much cheaper, tell me their website. I understand older cars at auctions for dirt cheap, but I'm talking about brand new year cars 2007+ at auctions that the dealers are talking about
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Answer by Matt P
It?s not the price ?per say? that you pay at an auction. It?s the quality of the vehicle. The dealers you spoke to are correct, many vehicles sell well below blue book at auction. However, vehicles that have been properly maintained, by a single owner, and have no mechanical or cosmetic defects will get blue book value OR BETTER at auction. Auction is largely used cars that have had several owners, and almost ALWAYS require mechanical or cosmetic work. So, yes he might be able to get the same year, make, model as your car, but NOT the same MILEAGE, APPEARANCE, PERFORMANCE. Bottom line, dealers are all about profit$ . You might be better off trying to sell your car privately. Good Luck.
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Source: http://stlsell.com/auction-news/auto-auctions-this-weekend-is-nirvana-for-auto-lovers/
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