Roll back.

Something came up in the dudes credit history or employment verification. Bank wouldn't loan the money after it was ridden off the lot. Law says it has to be sold as a used vehicle, even if he only rode it one mile.

Or:

The insurance was purchased though finance and came back the dude was unable to get insurance or the insurance was so costly that it put his LTI ratio over the top.

 

Hmmmm.... Maybe I should get my daughter to go buy a SGS, then she could bring it back and say her dad wouldn't co-sign for it or quote the UCC saying she didn't have reasonable time to inspect before accepting the offer. Then I pounce like a bangle tiger.

 

Wonder why they are selling it on ebay. Seems like they could just sell it on the floor for a reduced price.

 

I deal on E Bay a fair amount and I have seen objects go for much more than they are worth because people get caught up in the bidding.

 

Starting price of 18.995.00, what happened to E-bay being an AUCTION site.



cheers

 

The dude might have been so exited with the 2014's, that he traded his for another 2014....

 

The eBay listing is an auction listing, with a starting bid of $18,995 and at that price, it doesn't meet minimum reserve. It will have to sell for some unspecified price higher than that. Not all eBay listings are auctions, though, as many sellers offer a Buy It Now price.

 

All the clunk noises from the new improved compensator and the two quarts of coolant on his garage floor in the morning I'd say he traded for a 2013 just sayin

 

Ummmmmm, really you guys, who cares?

 

I can understand not liking that color it's almost as hideous as the sand cammo