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Where do I stop? -when you have an accident. 700


Wow! Blue Book on a 2000 Chrysler Minivan is $2,800 to $4,500 eh? I've never even had enough interest to check out something like that to get an idea of comparative values for our old Volvo's.

That really makes a good arguement for us all to keep them rolling.

I just had an idea also that perhaps that's why so many people fall for the new car scam. You know, drive it off the lot and it's depreciated how much? So they have to keep getting new cars to tell themselves they are worthy. Maybe. Just a theory.






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