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Re: Whatdaya think Mark? [beerme1]: by broncoles on Tue Apr 29 16:39:11 PDT 2008; Check out the 2008 Mustang GT Convertible on Ebay, it has a little over 1 day left! Item #170213413278 Dealer is out of Sebring, Fl MSRP is $39,220 and is currently sitting at $20,100.00 They might take $32,700 based on the previous listing starting bid! Difference sitting at $6520.00. I�m not sure of the documentation fee that they might :shades: charge?? Check it out, you might be in this vehicle.

Lease Numbers - Good or Bad: by syrah on Thu Mar 27 16:44:19 PDT 2008; Here is what my local Tampa, FL car dealer is offering me on a '08 Edge Limited, vista roof, navigation system,pwr liftgate,20" wheels, sat radio. How does it sound? 3yr lease, 15k per year MSRP=36,380 Sale Price=31,508 Lease Rate=2.00 Residual = 49% Aquisition Fee= 595 Payment incl fees & Tax = 35 payments of $515.45 thanks in advance......

Dealer numbers on '08 Edge-: by syrah on Thu Mar 27 13:39:38 PDT 2008; Here is what my local Tampa, FL car dealer is offering me on a '08 Edge Limited, vista roof, navigation system,pwr liftgate,20" wheels, sat radio. How does it sound? 3yr lease, 15k per year MSRP=36,380 Sale Price=31,508 Lease Rate=2.00 Residual = 49% Aquisition Fee= 595 Payment incl fees & Tax = 35 payments of $515.45 thanks in advance......

Re: Trading 2006 FS SE for 2008 TX SEL: by kpevav on Sun Mar 09 07:40:40 PDT 2008; They are actually giving me $12,500 against $21,500 plus tax, license, and the dealer fee. I also have priced a couple of sedans, and they seem to be giving me $11,800 against the Edmunds TMV price. I figure that take away the $699 (!) Ford dealer fee and you get to $11,800 as trade in value. (I bought the 2006 FS SE used about 1 1/2 years ago at $17,900.)

Re: Trading 2006 FS SE for 2008 TX SEL [ronsmith38]: by kpevav on Sat Mar 08 19:33:53 PST 2008; I thought it does not sound too bad. The 2008 SEL has leather seats and then standard features such as auto dimming mirror, fog lights, and stability control, plus side air bags and curtains. The 2006 SE had none of those features. The warranty will last more than 2 years longer. Also, the FS needs tires, a 30K service, and I'm not sure about the brakes (they were replaced once at 18K). There are no used prices on the TX yet that I can find (on KBB, Edmunds, NADA, etc.), so there is no guidance there. Edmunds show a new version of the 2008 SEL at just over $25K. The real trade-in value of mine seems like it is about $11,000 to 11,500.

Trading 2006 FS SE for 2008 TX SEL: by kpevav on Sat Mar 08 03:58:29 PST 2008; I am trading a 2006 Freestyle SE with 30,000 miles for a 2008 Taurus X SEL with 10,000 miles and 2 1/2 years warranty remaining. There are two dealers, actually, with similar cars, who want about $10,300 total trade out the door. Since so many of you are both aware of the value of these cars, can you tell me whether that seems like a good deal for me?

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