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bob1 · 07-27-2010, 06:14 PM

I may join you soon. I have had the Mo since Dec 29, 2003. I can still get a decent buck for her at this stage before I reach 100K miles. I think the value will go down substantially after the 100K marker just due to the CVT warranty expiring. I mentioned this to NJ-Joe in another thread. I'm at 86K now. If I can still get 12K for my Mo after owning it for 6 years, I did OK. That will make a nice down payment on another car. I don't like driving cars till all the value is gone. It just makes it that much harder to get a new car when you start from zero. It's still a tough decision, the Mo has been a good car for 6 years. It's not an easy call, I am emotionally attached to the car. Stay tuned.

Bob1

07-27-2010, 06:14 PM	#6 (permalink)
bob1 Registered User Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Peachtree City, Ga. Posts: 1,206	I may join you soon. I have had the Mo since Dec 29, 2003. I can still get a decent buck for her at this stage before I reach 100K miles. I think the value will go down substantially after the 100K marker just due to the CVT warranty expiring. I mentioned this to NJ-Joe in another thread. I'm at 86K now. If I can still get 12K for my Mo after owning it for 6 years, I did OK. That will make a nice down payment on another car. I don't like driving cars till all the value is gone. It just makes it that much harder to get a new car when you start from zero. It's still a tough decision, the Mo has been a good car for 6 years. It's not an easy call, I am emotionally attached to the car. Stay tuned. Bob1 __________________ Former 2004 SL/Polished Pewter 2WD 2004 Infiniti G-35 2 door Coupe 2010 V6 highlander/Blizzard Pearl