I have to agree with BeeClass (in fact he should get a A+, but would then have to leave the forum.
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We looked around at new and lease returns and dealer demo's to find the perfect car. We found what we thought was the perfect one and had a firm price to buy it. We walked around the lot, as our salesman was busy when we came back, enjoying the free coffee and stumbled on an other car with same mileage and price. The second car had the following additional options, power seats, premium stereo, cd changer and automatic wipers. The destination charge had already been eaten by someone else. $10,000 would be a conservative number, sadly my wife invested in furniture, holidays and toys and clothes for the grandchildren. Investment in oil futures would have been better for pocket book but did not wish to sleep in the cellar.
Bill