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Was driving home today and saw a Bronco sitting at a high dollar lot in Scottsdale and got curious on price thinking I might just get this and cancel my order...needless to say, my order is intact.
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Fuuuuuuddddddggggeeeee! " Only I didn't say "Fudge." I said THE word, the big one, the queen-mother of dirty words, the "F-dash-dash-dash" word"!
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A high dollar lot here had two in early November. Both over 100K. I decided to place an order instead.
I just checked their inventory. Not there now...
I just checked their inventory. Not there now...
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Honestly, when I'm in the market for older vehicles, I personally consider anything with 20-30k practically new (and as long as it's in primo condition), at least compared to a typical example of that vehicle which might have anywhere from 100-200k on it.
So even if this thing has 10k on it i'd consider it a practically new vehicle. Would not pay that price though.
So even if this thing has 10k on it i'd consider it a practically new vehicle. Would not pay that price though.
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People in Scottsdale have more money than brains most of the time. I used to work in 85254, very familiar.
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