Thinking about trading in the Pri...

Mystry Squid, Last month, I bought an 03 Dodge 2500 SLT crew w/matching topper pretty loaded including remote start . It had 28,000 miles and showroom clean. Paid $20,500 for it. The seats are very comfortable, but it rides like a lumber wagon when empty, gets 17mpg on the highway and about 12 in and out of fields in our business. That Hemi sure does perform when you hit it. It's just a parts chaser and fill-in truck, but with a little weight, is great to drive. Like my son proclaims: It's a MANS truck. (I personally like Chevys)


Doug

 

Well that pretty much sums it up! Glad to hear that we'll have you sticking around PC for a while longer.

 

Good point MS. We start every used vehicle every morning because of said problems.

 

I proclaim: it comliments one's c**k size, or lack thereof

 

You are making me blush maggieddd.

 

but you said you were 23% bigger than average so you are OK

 

Whew!

 

but then again you did just buy that Silverado and you never told me whether the 23% bigger than average was before you bought it or after

 

No I was driving a Colorado not a Silverado and the answer is before and after!

 

what's the difference between the two? Same shit in a different wrapper?

 

who will be first, Malorn or Squid, both typing fast to reply

 

Such harsh words. There is actually quite a difference between the two. The silverado is full-size and the Colorado is mid-size. Engines, transmission options are completely different. I think I have had too much coffee this morning, I can't seem to break away.

 

I will catch a ton of flak for saying this, but this morning I drove to a building project we are undertaking and it is snowing like crazy here. Full-size Tahoe Z71 with Auto 4X4 and stabilitrak, you can't even tell it is snowing blazing up the road.

 

what makes this country great? that a guy can feel like a real man when he has a BIG c**k? what makes one think so?
I don't find it offensive, I just think that they have some kind of chemical imbalance in their brain. It's a different story when you have it to serve a purpose vs. big c**k wannahave.

 

I am not an expert on Toyota values, so I just called a manager at our 'to be' Toyota store and he said around 18000 acv. Only four showed up selling at Manheim auctions this month and none in the northeast yet. He said that the Prius have fallen off in the last month, but he thought they would stabilize. On the second part of your question, it really depends on where you are in the country and size of market as to how business is generally handled. The more midwest or south and the smaller the dealer the less 'low-balling' that goes on. It sounds like the dealer last night hit yu right between the eyes so-to-speak with the 13,900 or 14,900. If you really want a truck, find the truck adn you should be able to get between 19-20000 off the asking price.