Used HHR Prices Going Up
05-10-2007, 05:00 PM
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Used HHR Prices Going Up
I went to www.carfinder.com to see if I could find a second, used HHR at a reasonable price. Many 06s with more miles were higher priced than what I paid for mine new. They didn't have any fantastic options on them either. Check it out!
05-10-2007, 06:41 PM
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stealer rip-off prices. An 06 LS with 16k miles for $18k?
http://www.carfinder.com/detail.php?...DA13D76S653453
I'm pretty sure you can haggle $3k off sticker price.
http://www.carfinder.com/detail.php?...DA13D76S653453
I'm pretty sure you can haggle $3k off sticker price.
05-10-2007, 08:52 PM
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stealer rip-off prices. An 06 LS with 16k miles for $18k?
http://www.carfinder.com/detail.php?...DA13D76S653453
I'm pretty sure you can haggle $3k off sticker price.
http://www.carfinder.com/detail.php?...DA13D76S653453
I'm pretty sure you can haggle $3k off sticker price.
I sure hope so...I'm looking at a LT with fogs, boards, chrome, ABS and leather for about 16.2K after rebatesGoose
05-11-2007, 07:26 AM
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I thought the price of gas might affect HHR prices also.
But for a few thousand more, you can have a brand new one. Plus, there's a $1000 or 1500 rebate here in the south. I really thought I could pick up one under $10K for my son to but apparently I was wrong!
But for a few thousand more, you can have a brand new one. Plus, there's a $1000 or 1500 rebate here in the south. I really thought I could pick up one under $10K for my son to but apparently I was wrong!
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