selling my car...
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thinking of selling my car, cos, sigh....this car i'm having too much to handle.
anyway, need to know what i need to take note of when selling car. should i sell to car agent or DIY?
actually, i'm thinking of buying a kia pacanto
and replace this car of mine, since i guess it might be cheaper.
if let say my car is only 1.5yrs old, and i loan 7 years, i'm still servicing the interest, but i buy the kia picanto, how much i need to pay?
does downgrading to a cheaper car means i'll pay lesser when buying a relatively cheaper car?
need answers, pls.
any car agent here interested for a talk? -
Hi,
Call me at HP: 9830-8560. I may be able to assist u.
Cheers
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Maybe you can let us know what car are you selling? And more information like year, price, parf etc will be of much help.
Actually its not hard to DIY. I've done that before myself, except the loan part. -
Open Market Value (OMV) as at New Registration: $14,408.00
Original Registration Date (ORD): 19/12/2002
PARF Rebate Amount: $14,048.00
Quota Premium (QP): $28,501.00
COE Rebate Amount: $23,967.00
Seriously, what does all this number means? I really don't understand. How are these numbers gonna affect when I sell the car?
Anyone kind enough to guide me along here first before I engage a car agent or sell the car DIY-style???
I'm like a sitting duck waiting for dishonest car agent to con me... haha....
anyone here, you don't need to tell me a long story, just tell me a bit on whatever you know, then I can gather the pieces of info together... thanks in advance. -
Kia Cerato better , Kia Picanto can't survive a crash (choi choi to say la)
that kia picanto when place beside a SAAB looks like a wooden box just waiting for pple to bang nia
pay abit more, get a boot at least can hold rear crash , last time my dad's car kana bang badly at the back , heng got boot to protect if not die ar! -
Are u serious..... no need to go thru the figures, u sure lost a lot of money......Originally posted by rumie:
thinking of selling my car, cos, sigh....this car i'm having too much to handle.
anyway, need to know what i need to take note of when selling car. should i sell to car agent or DIY?
actually, i'm thinking of buying a kia pacanto and replace this car of mine, since i guess it might be cheaper.
if let say my car is only 1.5yrs old, and i loan 7 years, i'm still servicing the interest, but i buy the kia picanto, how much i need to pay?
does downgrading to a cheaper car means i'll pay lesser when buying a relatively cheaper car?
need answers, pls.
any car agent here interested for a talk?
and trying to down grade to pacanto..... it's another bomb.....
so unless you downgrade to BMW, meaning bus, mrt and walk..... hold on to the car....coz the rest of the depreciation over the next few years would ne much lower.....
high depreciation for first 3 years.... then taper down to lower depreciation over the next few years....... pattern like dat one! -
1.5years only?!!!!
what car you driving?
if is a sunny then i think you've got to wait for another 1.5 years... otherwise you will lose out like 20K+ i have enquired already
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its a mazda 323... abt 3 months i checked, if i sell have to top up $5000... now, think increased already.Originally posted by johncooper:1.5years only?!!!!
what car you driving?
if is a sunny then i think you've got to wait for another 1.5 years... otherwise you will lose out like 20K+ i have enquired already
i know i'm suppose to wait 3 yrs, but that's 1.5yrs more... -
hi rumie, i'm joshua here...maybe i can help..i'm a car broker.. but i need you to confirm with me your details, can you mail me at [email protected] if you're really an interested party. See what i can offer...Originally posted by rumie:its a mazda 323... abt 3 months i checked, if i sell have to top up $5000... now, think increased already.
i know i'm suppose to wait 3 yrs, but that's 1.5yrs more...