The dealers won't care about your sets of tires. You will make a lot more money selling those separately. You can raise the issue and ask how much throwing that in will raise the trade-in, but I really doubt it will raise it more than $100.ZoomVT said:yeah i wasnt thinking straight you are right; i dont know why i thouhgt there would be no warranty.
They are GTs and i think they have one that is basically loaded minus the navi.. which is what im looking for...
I am going to stop by after work... i have a lot of positive equity on my car (well, *had*, until the little encounter with the iceberg) since i only owe like 6k or less. it is a 04 mazda3 titanium grey. 47,500k miles. Well maintained till recently. they can even have the 3 sets of tires; with the stockers basically brand new. Recent research showed me about 12k for my car. I want to get 4k equity out of my car... do you think is possible? The resale value of this car is high; dealer can turn around and sell it for 13 easy
Is $12K a kelly blue-book trade-in price? How much will the repairs really cost? I could see you trading it in to them for $10K (so $2K less), but I'm not 100% sure how dealers work with slightly-wrecked trades like that. They probably don't want to take your word that it's $1K of repairs, and then it turns out it's a lot more.