[Verdoro 68]

Originally Posted by Mr_GTO

http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/search...519&x=106&y=13

All with in 50 miles of you. For $2K more you could have gotten a new leftover 2005. As long as you are happy with it, that is all that matters.

http://gmbuypower.com/nvlVehicleSear...msgFromStatus=

50 new ones within 60 miles of you.

I don't see any new '05s in that list under $33k. Granted you could deal on them, but the best deal I could find on a '05 A4 from the dealers in my area was $29500 after incentives. That's $4500 more than I paid and although the payments were in the same neighborhood, they were stretched out another two years. I don't see any sense in carrying a car loan for 7 years.