Only $3680 for a 2006 Santa Fe? Options

[Multi]

Typo error or real?

http://www.sgcarmart.com/used_cars/info.ph...724&DL=1104

[Benarsenal]

Could be typo.

[Boon6600]

probably he's saying $30680

This post has been edited by Boon6600: Nov 6 2009, 11:59 PM

[Ultramega]

what do you think?

[relacker]

i will call up and ask, very interested but i know too good to be true. but it did put also depreciation as 900/yr so it may not be typo after all.

[Benarsenal]

The car is only three years old. If we do countback at $900 depreciation per year, the car would only cost $6380 when new.

This post has been edited by Benarsenal: Nov 7 2009, 12:14 AM

[Ultramega]

i will call up and ask, very interested but i know too good to be true. but it did put also depreciation as 900/yr so it may not be typo after all.

See properly. Depreciation is listed as $-900 (negative 900). Probably a result of typo price being fed into calculation formula.

[relacker]

See properly. Depreciation is listed as $-900 (negative 900). Probably a result of typo price being fed into calculation formula.

oh yeah, good pt

but if 30600, still gd buy?

[Ericongy]

probably he's saying $30680

eh... at 30680 still cheap rite? not sure leh

[relacker]

eh... at 30680 still cheap rite? not sure leh

maybe 36000

[Benarsenal]

oh yeah, good pt

but if 30600, still gd buy?

It's a bit low. Average price of that model Santa Fe for that year is around $37-40K

I think it should be like $36K.

[Multi]

Price corrected to $36800...

[So_nice]

confirm is error lah. he scrape the car also got more then 3.6k. why would he sell 3.6k?

[Woonyang]

if it's too good to be true, it's usually is.

[Tonyg]

Tot I saw $36,800