So I’m planning on going for a 2017 Honda CRV or Toyota RAV4, around my area there are usually going for >20k, occasionally less. They don’t depreciate much but I still don’t want to buy a completely new car even with 0% APR it’s just not worth it to me and I would hate a monthly payment. So I’m just going to pay upfront. The only way for these two vehicles to have a significant price drop is when they’ve had an accident.. I personally don’t mind if it’s just cosmetic damage that has been fixed but I know a lot of people ward you off from buying a car after it’s had an accident. Can anyone give me their experience on this? What to watch out for or if I should just drop this idea and go for a gently used car with no accident history?
June 28, 2020 at 10:35PM
