2007 MazdaSpeed 6 GT prospect

[wannabe]

another option for the OP: http://www.mazdas247.com/forum/showthread.php?t=123718026

 

[tunersteve]

another option for the OP: http://www.mazdas247.com/forum/showthread.php?t=123718026

Good suggestion, that's a great car for the price.

 

[Alhamdulillah]

thanks guys for support i hope they call back i sent offers to speed 6's all over texas someone is gotta be willing to get rid of one. I know im sending low offers. But i know most of these cars been sitting on the lots for long time and they will end up sold cheap in auctions if they dont sell. i appreciate the help ill keep yall posted.

 

[chuyler1]

If you are going to low-ball, it is best to do it in person with a check in hand from your credit union or bank. Many CUs will issue a new vehicle check that is blank but good for your approved loan amount. You fill in the price of the car and hand it to the dealer and the transaction is done. A few days later the CU will send you a payment book. That is the most powerful way to do business because it tells the dealership you are approved, you are buying a car, and if you leave it won't be their car.

 

[Reyan]

Good choice on the car, a gt new was around 30k, they had a 4k rebate on them back in 07, but lately the car has regained some of it's value because they stopped making them. An 07 with 23k is not bad miles depending on the inservice date (meaning the day the car drove off the lot). Anyway good luck with the car if you do make the purchase. Good to meet another muslim brother in the Mazda Community.

 

[Reyan]

If you are going to low-ball, it is best to do it in person with a check in hand from your credit union or bank. Many CUs will issue a new vehicle check that is blank but good for your approved loan amount. You fill in the price of the car and hand it to the dealer and the transaction is done. A few days later the CU will send you a payment book. That is the most powerful way to do business because it tells the dealership you are approved, you are buying a car, and if you leave it won't be their car.

The one thing you have to take into consideration,if you gonna low ball the dealer and were paying with a CU check they will have to raise the price to incur the CU fee's (some bancks/CU have loan app. fees that they charge in the fine print),and some CU you have to have a certain amount of money in the bank to get the low interest rate, also CU have the right to with hold, meaning if they were going into financial problems they can at anytime withdraw the money from your account or take the car back and sell it to cover their loss quick, but they never tell you that (it's in the fine print).

 

[Alhamdulillah]

im paying cash they rejected