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Car max has a long comprehensive waranty. It may be worth it to someone for ther peace of mind.
by true_religion 8y ago
Car max has a long comprehensive waranty. It may be worth it to someone for ther peace of mind.
- kalleboo 8y agoThe warranty can be a really good value on some used cars https://youtu.be/MzQCj-dbgN0 https://youtu.be/MzQCj-dbgN0
- sjwright 8y agoTLDR: Over $16,000 paid out on a $3,900 six year CarMax warranty.
- bruceb 8y agoWhats weird is he never says exactly what he paid for the Range Rover in the first place. I found a post where he said it was in the 30s. but why not tell that info? Then could compare Car cost + warranty vs private party purchase.
- propogandist 8y agowhy would he? The point of the video is to highlight the value Doug derived from the carmax warranty. He has one for the Aston, which goes into detail on cost of the car etc. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrrFAjxKtj0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrrFAjxKtj0
- sjg007 8y agoYou pay that warranty on top. And it is good deal for a car that you know will require service. You can find good deals at CarMax. I found a car at CarMax $2k under the dealer. Now maybe I could’ve gotten it cheaper otherwise but I doubt much more.. also you have to realize that used cars are in demand vs new. Today it is often cheaper to buy new.
- bonestamp2 8y agoIf you see a used car at the dealer, definitely negotiate it there too. Look the car up on CarFax and see if they acquired it at auction, then look up the average auction price for that year/model/trim and you'll have a good idea how much room they have to work with. Most dealerships make more money selling a used car than a new car so there's usually a healthy margin for you to take a piece of. Source: my dad runs a dealership and I have negotiated used car prices at other dealerships.
- sjg007 8y agoWhere is a good source of average auction prices?