I saw a 2004 Taurus SES fully loaded with some warranty left and around 30K miles for just under $10 grand ($9900).
I looked up the new price and 3 years ago it was about $25,000.
Why do they depreciate so fast? Is there something wrong with them?
It looks like a nice car and drives really nice. It is exactly what I am looking for in size, options and price.
I looked at a 2003 Chevy Impala almost the same size and it was $12,000.
I told the salesman about the Taurus being 2,000 less and he basically said you get what you pay for.
What car would be best for me. BTW only diff is the Impala is out of warranty.
2007-07-11
00:12:07
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Kari
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