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financing suggestions for 04 co cobra
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<blockquote data-quote="CobraBob" data-source="post: 14375379" data-attributes="member: 6727"><p>What do you consider "low mileage"? If you're looking to buy a CO Cobra with under 6K miles, $30K is high. Limiting your color choice will, however, make it more difficult to find what you want at a fair price. Sellers know that. Especially dealers. If you would be happy with under 24K miles and can be patient, you should be able to find a good one at under $25K. If you've found one and the price is $30K, make an offer under that amount and see what happens. I understand, though, that you can pay a higher amount if you absolutely want a particular CO Cobra and the seller won't come down in the price.</p><p></p><p>Kat's comment above is spot on. I've dealt with USAA and they're awesome with car loans. But when you talking $30K for a 2004 Cobra you're not likely going to find any loan institution willing to give you that much over book value. You're going to have to come up with a hefty down payment.</p><p></p><p>Why can't you sell your '07 GT-500? Was your asking price too high? Is it is so-so condition? Title issue? Loan balance above the book value? I don't understand why you couldn't sell it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CobraBob, post: 14375379, member: 6727"] What do you consider "low mileage"? If you're looking to buy a CO Cobra with under 6K miles, $30K is high. Limiting your color choice will, however, make it more difficult to find what you want at a fair price. Sellers know that. Especially dealers. If you would be happy with under 24K miles and can be patient, you should be able to find a good one at under $25K. If you've found one and the price is $30K, make an offer under that amount and see what happens. I understand, though, that you can pay a higher amount if you absolutely want a particular CO Cobra and the seller won't come down in the price. Kat's comment above is spot on. I've dealt with USAA and they're awesome with car loans. But when you talking $30K for a 2004 Cobra you're not likely going to find any loan institution willing to give you that much over book value. You're going to have to come up with a hefty down payment. Why can't you sell your '07 GT-500? Was your asking price too high? Is it is so-so condition? Title issue? Loan balance above the book value? I don't understand why you couldn't sell it. [/QUOTE]
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