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Looking at a 94 940 Turbo Wagon 900 1994

posted by  JBTurbo on  Sun Feb 25 13:16 CST 2007
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I bought my 93 945t w/112xxx mi @ 9 months ago,not perfect but better than average condition, a few minor mechanical problems:
1) needed new fuel pressure reg. $60
2) new control arm bushings ~$40
3) leak in a/c hose, havent fixed yet guessing $300-400 total

Seller asking $3500 but accepted offer of $2700

Personally I dont think I'd even consider paying that much for a 945t unless it was in almost perfect condition, had all the original manuals and dealer service records.

You didnt say if the "they" is a private owner or a dealer. As a reformed car salesman I can tell you if its a dealer it would be safe to figure that their asking price may be $2000-3000 more than what they would actually sell the car for. Even a private seller at times will be willing to deal quite a bit (almost 25% below asking price on my car) If either of these apply then you may be able to get a great car AND a great price. When it comes to discount and car salesmen "you dont get if you dont ask"

Good luck and post bac!!






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