I'm very much the other way. I enjoy the negotiating, and I don't have a
problem working on my own car. I've never taken anything to a mechanic
unless it was a new car under the factory warrantee.

But given what NADA has for the price, then it probably isn't a bad deal.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Charlie Griefer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2006 4:58 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: carmax
> 
> i get 18,325 at NADA.
> 
> added options of sunroof, alloy wheels and leather seats (i'm not
> actually a big fan of leather seats...when you live in a hot climate
> they can be dangerous...but then again, with the kids i guess they
> won't be soaking up juice and whatnot like our current cloth seats).
> 
> but i'm gonna go with Adam on this.  Even if it's not the absolute
> lowest price, it seems fair (certainly not outrageously
> overpriced)...and if it'll save me from having to deal with "typical"
> car salespeople...yeah, that's definitely worth it :)
> 
> i will be adding an extended warranty too.  wouldn't buy a used car
> without one.  we bought our current van used (it's a 1999 and bought
> it 2 years ago).  paid $2k for an extended warranty and within the
> first year it had more than paid for itself (once the transmission
> went, we had more than justified the cost).  the peace of mind is
> definitely worth it.
> 



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