I'm working one dealer over a second time. It's been exactly a month from my last offer; lets see if I have a deal or not. 06 still sitting there for 2 years... If it is meant to be, I will find a vehicle within my dh's price range. PRAY!No kidding. A lot of people (I'm reading) are going for the non-dpf diesels.
Greed occludes reason, or maybe it corrodes it; either way, in this, fiscal sanity nowhere to be seen.So, my 2nd offer was declined as well.
I'm seriously confused as to what makes any dealer think an 06 is going anywhere for their price when it's still sitting there.
Every day he's loosing money on the thing. "Floor Plan Interest" -- daily!!! For 2 YEARS!!! He started going backwards a long time ago.
2006 140WB looks like tow hitch is on itWhat was the specs on this T1N that you're looking at besides it being white?
That thing has been off the "Floor Plan" for a long time now. The secret is to know where a vehicle is in the floor plan..... If the dealer gets some free flooring, just before he has to start paying interest or just before the floor plan ends and the dealer has to buy the vehicle are the best times to buy. The dealer probably owns an '06, so has little incentive to blow it out as he's paid wholesale and interest on it.So, my 2nd offer was declined as well.
I'm seriously confused as to what makes any dealer think an 06 is going anywhere for their price when it's still sitting there. I saw this vehicle in January, made contact in March, made an offer in April and now a 2nd offer in May.
Until next month... LOL When will the dealer take my offer?
Every day he's loosing money on the thing. "Floor Plan Interest" -- daily!!! For 2 YEARS!!! He started going backwards a long time ago.
It's not even a pretty color, it's plain old white.
Makes sense it would be off of "floor plan". That skipped my mind.That thing has been off the "Floor Plan" for a long time now. The secret is to know where a vehicle is in the floor plan..... If the dealer gets some free flooring, just before he has to start paying interest or just before the floor plan ends and the dealer has to buy the vehicle are the best times to buy. The dealer probably owns an '06, so has little incentive to blow it out as he's paid wholesale and interest on it.
Norman
Depreciating? Not necessarily. After all- it's one of the "last of the good ones" , and all that implies. Doktor AThe only thing the 06 is doing is getting older and depreciating in value "new" or not.
the only thing the t1n may have over the ncv3 is fuel mileage. but thats it!
and with just a mile or few per gallon less then the t1n, i would call the ncv3 the better vehicle.
I guess we have to accept that cosmetics are subjective mobileoilchange!i dont see how you can say that the t1n has a better payload. at least here in the usa the ncv3 has a higher payload rating.