Why do Lincolns lose so much value SO FAST!?

Asked by kdestefano87 Jan 23, 2013 at 12:32 PM about the 2010 Lincoln MKT FWD

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

I got a Lincoln MKT a couple of months ago and made 8800 on my trade in ... i have decided i want my bigger suv back and now i am here with car dealers telling me i am upside down 3,000 ! I didn't over pay too much .. checked it all out before i bought! its a fully loaded 2010 with 16,000 miles !

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DavidH25 answered 11 years ago

Trade in is the keyword, You could have gotten far more selling it

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kdestefano87 answered 11 years ago

i don't even know where to start selling it ? i just posted a thing on cars.com, but other then that.. i don't know .. i have had many cars and i have never lost anything on a trade it ... this is taking me for a loop !

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DavidH25 answered 11 years ago

You can try craigslist, but beware it is infested with scams, if you list it you will get several people that will say "I want the car. I will but it right now. So, before somebody else gets it, give me your bank account number and I will deposit the money today and have it picked up". Uh huh, right. Your local newspaper? maybe? Long distance selling/buying is a great risk. Put a sign on it and park it near a high traffic area, the cops will make you move it after a day or 2 however.

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