FS: 2003 WRB WRX (take over payments)
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FS: 2003 WRB WRX (take over payments)
I need to sell my 2003 WRX. Unfortunately I hit hard times and can no longer afford payments, I need someone to take over payments. It is WRB and has 125627 miles on it. It is in very good running condition. I have about 13,000 left on the loan and the payments are 334 a month. The vehicle blue books for just about what is left on the loan. 
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don't wanna continue the threadjack, but $13k is pretty "optimistic" for a Bugeye w/all those miles. maybe if i give you mine to sell....only 31k....but i'd actually need more than $13k for it. no, i ain't kidding.
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g'luck w/the sale and getting your finances straight tho. it's only a car. you can always get another one later. handle important biz+value REAL blessings, first+foremost.
Well, he said monthly payments are $334, and that he's paid off about $4k. So, divide $4k by $334, and you get about 12 payments, so I guess he bought the car a year ago? So, assuming he drove it the average 10-15k miles within 1yr, that means he paid $17k + down payment for an '03 WRX with 110k miles on it....yikes.
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Well, he said monthly payments are $334, and that he's paid off about $4k. So, divide $4k by $334, and you get about 12 payments, so I guess he bought the car a year ago? So, assuming he drove it the average 10-15k miles within 1yr, that means he paid $17k + down payment for an '03 WRX with 110k miles on it....yikes.
