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No reason not to buy if you can get a great deal. They will accept most reasonable offers. It isn't like you can go and get a $25K car for $10K or anything close to that.

Yes, but it isn't going to make a significant difference - especially in city driving. Remember, the CX-7 has a turbocharged engine that requires premium fuel (not recommended, required). You will average about 18-20 mpg even with the AWD off.

It doesn't matter. That would be the stupidest idea, ever. Holding it is much easier than bouncing it for someone else.

Highs of the CR-V - - Great fuel economy for an SUV - Much better than average reliability ratings - best resale value in its class - great safety ratings - adequate handling for an SUV Lows of the CR-V - Lots of Road Noise. Highs of the Mazda CX-7 - Handling - Turbocharged engine a blast to...

Xtrail. Much better vehicle, overall.

The deal you get is as good as what loss that specific dealer is willing to take. The longer you take, the less selection you will have, but the better price you will likely get. If you don't care about the color, options, etc, Go on June 9, which is the day they are scheduled to close their...

No. Vehicles with salvaged titles are never in good condition. They are a headache and worth about 1/2 of what the same model in good condition. The person with the Cobalt is willing to accept your higher mileage vehicle because he probably wants to dump his problem car on you. Why else...

No. Vehicles with salvaged titles are never in good condition. They are a headache and worth about 1/2 of what the same model in good condition. The person with the Cobalt is willing to accept your higher mileage vehicle because he probably wants to dump his problem car on you. Why else...

Not any more than any other Chrysler dealer that is not closing. They will just transfer the inventory they can't sell. You get Employee pricing, rebates AND 0% financing with good credit. These are the best deals Chrysler has offered in its history. What more are you expecting?

There are only a handful of reliable cars today that you can get new for under $13K. - Toyota Yaris - Nissan Sentra - Ford Focus - Kia Spectra Forget the Chevy Aveo, Chevy Cobalt and the Nissan Versa. Poor reliability ratings to date. If you are looking at used, check out the Consumer...

If you don't have an auxillary mode with your stereo then your only choices are an FM transmitter or replacing the head unit with one that comes with an auxillary function.

The Civic. That is not a good deal for the Impala.

Ford owns 0% of Mazda as of the end of 2008. They sold off their remaining shares and partial ownership. The car you buy doesn't make you any less of an American. Unions will do their best to promote propoganda that we are 'bad Americans' for not buying something that they produce, even if...

The i-touring is a 2.0L, 148 horses and the i-sport is a 2.3L, 156 horses. the i-touring will get you about 2 mpg better and you really aren't sacrificing much power. Go go the i-touring. Wife owns a 2007 model and we are happy with it.

Pontiac is gone at the end of 2009. Saab, Hummer and Saturn are also gone. If you decide to get a Solstice, make sure it is the hardtop convertible. Some people think it will be a collectable someday. Attached is an article announcing the news.