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ParticipantThe depreciation on the Audi will be bad as well. A few years ago I got a used A4 (2001) for about $24k OTD (TTL included).
It had only 30,000 miles on it but was an electrical nightmare and in the shop alot for any number of sensors tripping.
I eventually traded it in at an approx. 10,000 dollar depreciation loss because I was getting sick of the dealer trips.
If you do buy used, be sure there is lots of residual warranty. You’ll be needing it.
ParticipantThe depreciation on the Audi will be bad as well. A few years ago I got a used A4 (2001) for about $24k OTD (TTL included).
It had only 30,000 miles on it but was an electrical nightmare and in the shop alot for any number of sensors tripping.
I eventually traded it in at an approx. 10,000 dollar depreciation loss because I was getting sick of the dealer trips.
If you do buy used, be sure there is lots of residual warranty. You’ll be needing it.
ParticipantThe depreciation on the Audi will be bad as well. A few years ago I got a used A4 (2001) for about $24k OTD (TTL included).
It had only 30,000 miles on it but was an electrical nightmare and in the shop alot for any number of sensors tripping.
I eventually traded it in at an approx. 10,000 dollar depreciation loss because I was getting sick of the dealer trips.
If you do buy used, be sure there is lots of residual warranty. You’ll be needing it.
ParticipantThe depreciation on the Audi will be bad as well. A few years ago I got a used A4 (2001) for about $24k OTD (TTL included).
It had only 30,000 miles on it but was an electrical nightmare and in the shop alot for any number of sensors tripping.
I eventually traded it in at an approx. 10,000 dollar depreciation loss because I was getting sick of the dealer trips.
If you do buy used, be sure there is lots of residual warranty. You’ll be needing it.
ParticipantBut also… don’t underestimate the effects of entropy – flooring and carpets do wear out and you’re on the hook for upgrading them.
My $0.02
ParticipantBut also… don’t underestimate the effects of entropy – flooring and carpets do wear out and you’re on the hook for upgrading them.
My $0.02
ParticipantBut also… don’t underestimate the effects of entropy – flooring and carpets do wear out and you’re on the hook for upgrading them.
My $0.02
ParticipantBut also… don’t underestimate the effects of entropy – flooring and carpets do wear out and you’re on the hook for upgrading them.
My $0.02
ParticipantBut also… don’t underestimate the effects of entropy – flooring and carpets do wear out and you’re on the hook for upgrading them.
My $0.02
ParticipantI was wondering if there is any credibility to the notion that right now (and the preceding year or so) is when lots of underwater owners are renting at a loss and once the foreclosures start in earnest, that the banks themselves would evict any renters because they don’t want to be landlords. Thoughts??
ParticipantI was wondering if there is any credibility to the notion that right now (and the preceding year or so) is when lots of underwater owners are renting at a loss and once the foreclosures start in earnest, that the banks themselves would evict any renters because they don’t want to be landlords. Thoughts??
ParticipantI was wondering if there is any credibility to the notion that right now (and the preceding year or so) is when lots of underwater owners are renting at a loss and once the foreclosures start in earnest, that the banks themselves would evict any renters because they don’t want to be landlords. Thoughts??
ParticipantI was wondering if there is any credibility to the notion that right now (and the preceding year or so) is when lots of underwater owners are renting at a loss and once the foreclosures start in earnest, that the banks themselves would evict any renters because they don’t want to be landlords. Thoughts??
ParticipantI was wondering if there is any credibility to the notion that right now (and the preceding year or so) is when lots of underwater owners are renting at a loss and once the foreclosures start in earnest, that the banks themselves would evict any renters because they don’t want to be landlords. Thoughts??
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