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I would agree. It's hard just to get a 2015 suburban for less than 30k let alone an AWD Esky. May need to bump it up to 40k or so as a bottom dollar.
30k for 2016 Escalade at end of 2020. Is this possible?
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avalonandl
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Ahhh, no....
maybe with 60k.miles....
maybe with 60k.miles....
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avalonandl
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Miles that is....
WillCO
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I must have fallen asleep and somehow I woke up in 1994.
In 2019, which is the year it was when I fell asleep, the internet had become totally pervasive to the point where detailed objective information was available on just about any subject. And we were able to get to all of it on our phones if we wanted to!
If I were looking for a preowned car in 2019, I would have gone to a few websites like Edmunds, TrueCar, or KBB. Those listed the values for used vehicles, even adjusted for mileage and options. Then, I would have gone to a site like Autotrader to see how many of the vehicle I wanted were out there on the market, and what people were asking for them.
I suppose I'm not sure what people used to do. I bought my first car in 1986, it was a complete guessing game then.
In 2019, which is the year it was when I fell asleep, the internet had become totally pervasive to the point where detailed objective information was available on just about any subject. And we were able to get to all of it on our phones if we wanted to!
If I were looking for a preowned car in 2019, I would have gone to a few websites like Edmunds, TrueCar, or KBB. Those listed the values for used vehicles, even adjusted for mileage and options. Then, I would have gone to a site like Autotrader to see how many of the vehicle I wanted were out there on the market, and what people were asking for them.
I suppose I'm not sure what people used to do. I bought my first car in 1986, it was a complete guessing game then.
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Yo! Too funny, bro
How many miles are on your Burb now? That thing still looks immaculate. I miss my white hoe!
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216+ on it now and running strong. Just did plugs and wires a couple weeks ago
hcvone
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Last Feb I traded my 2012 platinum Escalade in for a Callaway Tahoe, it was my 12th Escaalade, and I just could not see a 20k price difference between a platinum Escalade and a 6.2 Tahoe, had three 2012 platinums, had one at each home, and the last one had under 10k miles. Was at the Chevy dealership picking up another car, and I asked them what my "Escalade today" that day they told me 40k for my trade, I could not sign the paperwork fast enough, so I traded it for the callaway
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Rdr854
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Do a search on cars.com and sort by price. Just found a 2016 Escalade Premium 4x4 with 48k miles for $30,500 from a private seller.
