If he doesn't like it, he can always pass it on to his Granny.

 

How did you go about selling the truck?

 

I've seen those Acura's on TV....never see them on the road down here.

Good looking car for senior citizens!!

 

I traded it in....but I made sure to work the trade as a separate deal.... I went in to 5 different dealers 2weeks ago and ask them what its trade in value was...the key is to get the quote and not let them know what vehicle yer interested in on their lot and you can also use those quotes to your advantage when you finally decide on what vehicle your going to buy and from what dealer....

Ford and BMW were the worst....owned buy the same company too....

A Chevy dealer was neck and neck with a used car lot

Audi and Acura far surpassed my expectations believe it or not

And my wife refused to let me deal with her brother, she didn't want a family indifference ..lol

 

shopping insurance....best deal found....2900 bucks....

 

Kinda hard when they're both deceased...

 

Up here those seniors go for the MDX

 

Holy crap....must be in canuck dollars!

 

Medical? Auto????

 

Nice looking car...Honda/Acura makes some reliable vehicles.

 

ripoff dollars

auto.

 

My boy whose 18 pays around $1400 per year for full coverage on a 2014 v6 mustang and he's gotta couple of tickets too....we use Farmers, StateFarm and Allstate are are also about the same

 

with tickets.....wow.

this will include dad with a small car, but that ain't exactly a large portion....

 

We just switched to Geico.. With the Cavalier (liability/uninsured) EB (full coverage/unisured) Wifes car ( full coverage/uninsured) we are at $1440 a year. About 400 dollars better than State Farm would do.

 

All the Nice, Clean, Lower Mileage Mustangs i am finding are Automatic's