princessmeltdown
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Yes, but the best deals will come on the cars they're having the hardest time moving (low mpg, higher insurance rates).
For a really good buying guide that doesn't lean toward any particular manufacturer, try Edmunds
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"You Klingon b*st*rd, you killed my son..." |
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kid
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a small one with good mpg |
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boogernigga
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depends |
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Obamabotication Nation
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They are not exactly flying off the lots. Yeah you can get a great deal but be careful because most American cars are junk and repairs are sky high. |
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Tedi
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You should get a great deal. |
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nickipettis
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you should be able to get a much better price - but it may be harder for you to get credit right now. |
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Yenmor
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If you have great credit or are going to pay cash....I think you can get a GREAT deal. |
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lovely
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Your standards for a car determine what passes as a "good deal" such as the engine, operation, accessories, etc. The car may be cheaper, but the gas price/litre will eventually knock you back down to a more primative means of transpotation, unless you carpool or use transit/bus |
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xtraheavy01
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It would definitely be a buyers market. If you had cash and they are dying to drop their inventory, you could get a great deal
The problem would have to be about approving financing on purchases
You would have to have perfect credit. Most people have poor, average, or almost perfect.
Someone would be foolish to put down a deposit on a vehicle with the pending thought of bankruptcy looming. |
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EnD
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Absolutely and if you know how to haggle you will get a perfect deal. |
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louiewasham
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theres always an advantage and disadvantage to everyhting the disadvantage would be they have low prices because they arent good on mpg and advantage would be you get a cheap car but i think it is gonna get better now that gas is going down |
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John T
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Not really. Prices are not off. The quality of cars will improve over the next few years, especially with respect to gas mileage. I would wait to buy a car from a company that survives the crises. If you own a car from a bankrupt company, it may impact on getting spare parts and service. |
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Curious
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You might... but then again, you might not because they are trying to squeeze every penny out of the dollar that they can. I doubt prices will go down a lot. |
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Maria B
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Oooooh i hope so! |
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