Mouth 2 Mouth

When I was 16, I spent a lot of time looking for a forest green 1964-1968 Mustang. That was the dream car. I put a lot of hours into the Seattle Times, The Little Nickel, and other local auto publications. I also looked at many other cars trying to find a compromise. That compromise ended up being a 1980 Honda Civic, hatchback with poor brakes that I purchased for $500 from a coworker at the local movie theater.  Not quite a forest green 1964 Mustang, but with much better emissions and mileage (oh and it was really good in the snow but that’s a story for another day).

While there was something I wanted out there, there was also something I could afford and that was practical for me. As I spent all that time perusing the paper, I skipped over 1,000’s of listings of cars that did not display the price. Because truth-be-told, no matter how much I wanted that Mustang, I was limited by a budget. I would not waste my time if the car was outside of my range. In addition the car may sound great on paper but if it was 3 times what I wanted to spend it wasn’t worth looking at.

I understand that prices may change, there are reductions, but I at least need to know we that we might be able to dance. If you want me to take a look at the ad, or the flyer you are sending out to me, are advertising a listing, as an agent, and as a buyer, please always include our price.