Originally Posted by comotiger

It's a good car you are looking at. The ad doesn't state clearly, but it must be a CPO. Even then, I think it is overpriced at 59K. Please check NADA and KBB values. Here's a listing from another site. Not fully loaded but very comparable to the car you are considering, and priced at 47.5K. IMO, the extras in your car are not worth the price difference. I would say you can negotiate for 53-54K.

https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/d...1942/overview/

BTW, your car is missing the advanced pre-collision system and the LKA, so it is not fully loaded, further justifying a price reduction. Good luck!

Originally Posted by comotiger

Ok, 52K is much better; I must have mis-read the price on line or they have not fixed it on the web. There may still be some wiggle room due to equipment, but for the mileage and CPO, it's a good deal. If the service records check out and the car is in great shape (remember you can still do a third party pre-purchase inspection, and dealerships may fudge the CPO inspection), you can justify getting an itchy trigger finger

Originally Posted by UZ214

the records check out; seems like has all the services done; its a cpo - the 52k is the deal price..they have it listed as 59k 97k MRSP originally. lease return 3 days ago...

Originally Posted by Gbp

@UZ214: If you make a deal on the car, make sure it's written up. Also, I recommend putting a refundable deposit to hold the car if you're not physically at the dealership. Dealers have been known to sell cars they've said they would hold. The written contract, contingent pt on a PPI and personal inspection and test drive, and a refundable deposit might prevent potential problems.