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26-03-2010, 10:50 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Perth
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Well Melbourne got battered with a hail storm and so did Perth on Monday.
Now the car yards here in Perth are having a hail sale. They don't have hail insurance because it's 100 grand a year and they figured they could do without it, wrong. Probably saved heaps over the years anyway by not taking it out. So back to the hail sale, on a 85k Mitsubishi Pajero 4WD they're willing to take off 13 grand, Volvo would take 10k off a 70k 4WD. A good negotiator could probably get nearly that much off anyway. I know I certainly wouldn't pay that much for a brand new car and drive around with more dimples than a golf ball on it, what do others think? Maybe if you had a panelshop and could fix it and make a quick profit, even so 10-13 grand off isn't much. One dealer was offered 20 grand on a 50 grand car (a bit more realistic to me) but they turned him away.
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Hail Sale, would you buy one?
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