trading in a 2010 a year later on a 2011?
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trading in a 2010 a year later on a 2011?
what is a reasonable difference in price to expect if trading in a 2010 ram on a 2011 ram one year later, speaking about equivalent specs in trucks?
in other words, say you purchased a 2010 for $40,000 a year ago financing it through Dodge dealer on a 7 year amort., a year later you want to trade in that 2010 and buy a new 2011 for $40,000, how much more would you be looking at adding on to the $40k financing to make the deal work?
in other words, say you purchased a 2010 for $40,000 a year ago financing it through Dodge dealer on a 7 year amort., a year later you want to trade in that 2010 and buy a new 2011 for $40,000, how much more would you be looking at adding on to the $40k financing to make the deal work?
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for the last decade I always got 2 year leases, so I got used to driving a new truck every 2 years, this is the first one I have bought not on lease
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I had a 08 chevy that i got in Dec 07 and still owed 12,500 on it with 110,000 miles on it and they would not give me payoff unless I traded on a new truck. They wanted to give me 9,500 for trade in on used. Still took some intense negotiating with the sales manager before they would do it.
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the big advantage is every 2 years being able to take back the truck and get a brand new one, with new tires and brakes etc...... I would gladly get back into those lease deals again if Dodge was offering them still
another advantage of leasing is that you are better off with fully loaded laramie type trucks because that is factored into residual value so the actual monthly lease to drive the fully loaded vehicle is quite close to the same
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My previous truck was a Ford F150. I made brutal payments ($800/mo) for about 30 months. After that, the truck was mine. It went a good 10 years before things started to fail.
After 14 years, I sold it and bought a new Ram Sport which should be mine in another 2 years. I figure it should last at least as long as the Ford.
After 14 years, I sold it and bought a new Ram Sport which should be mine in another 2 years. I figure it should last at least as long as the Ford.