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Re: Chrysler 2.7 V6
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Posted by dhermesc on December 01, 2004 at 15:24:27 from (68.110.220.22):
In Reply to: Re: Chrysler 2.7 V6 posted by RB/CT on December 01, 2004 at 14:41:03:
The biggest fleet car out there is the Ford Taurus and I have a feeling thats what I should have bought. Take the under powered 155HP Vulcan engine and combine it with an AX4N transmission and you have a car that will last 200K easily (thats what my 99 Taurus is). Just don't plan on setting any speed records. I didn't want one because they are dropping the entire line this year and I've had some pretty bad experiances with Ford service departments. Most rental fleets only keep their cars about 2 years max. This car I bought is actually an X Avis car with 9,000 miles. New it listed about $17,800 after rebates, bought it with the 9,000 miles for $10,500, basic white car that had been on the lot for 90 days. Supposedly I can trade for what I paid, if I can I might. According to NADA I bought it at trade value - but I don't trust the "book". It's written by car dealers for car dealers to be used to determine the price consumers pay - wonder how it's slanted?
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