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Old 11-11-2012, 04:53 AM
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Originally Posted by ericdaoust View Post
Keep in mind that I bought my car in 2008, but at that time I was 1000% for buying used. The cost difference was about half. The new car was 20k+ and I bought mine used (1 yr old), rebuilt from an accident and with chrome rims and custom paint for 12,500. If you do go with a used/collision'd car, make sure you're buying from someone with a good reputation.

In the end though, money talks and if you can bring down the price of the new one, then go that route.
I'd recommend not getting one that's been in a major accident. Though I know ICBC auctions off cars that have been wrecked, and a surgeon in Prince George bought a Lamborghini to rebuild.

You can get reliable cars that have been not abused. I find don't buy from a younger male because they drive vehicles harder.

Before I moved this summer I sold my 2005 Honda accord coupe with 50,000 KM for $9500.
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