Did i pay too much?

[dak_shr]

Kinda got buyers remorse right now..

Was looking at a 2011 Malibu LT for $15,900 (26,xxx miles), then test drove a 2013 Sonic LT Auto 1.8L Sedan for $16,900(16,500 miles).

I went with the Sonic, i was able to get it down to a little over $15,000. Is near flawless condition, 1 owner, and clean carfax.

I should have done my homework though, because i feel i paid way too much. I love the car, and with driving 80+ miles a day getting a avg. 39mpg is excellent.

How bad did i do? I feel like i could have got a better, cheaper, newer car for the price.

 

[Topaz blue turbo]

Did you pay too much?

I checked kelley blue book and the nada blue book and i think you were right in the ballpark with what you paid. Just curious was it certified? If it was its actually worth a little more. Nice looking topaz blue sedan though with the wheel and lamps package. Hope you enjoy it.

 

[Kyman]

I'll just say that you paid way to much. That's just me though.

 

[SouthFLSonic]

Bought mine new in 2012 for less than what you did and it had like 8 miles on it. The price you paid is what a Turbo LT was going for new when I began my search.

Here is a link to a brand new Sonic I just built; 2014 Sedan 1.8 Auto with fog light package and it is same price as what you paid for a car with 16K miles on it.

Build Your Own Small Car: 2014 Chevy Sonic Sedan | Chevrolet

 

[Nuhgets]

I paid around $21k (with GM family discount) for my 2013 LT 6sT hatch and MyLink system with 40 miles on it. A friend of mine bought her 2012 LTZ 6a hatch used for $17k with about 25k miles.

 

[dak_shr]

why

 

[dak_shr]

is