Need advice on selling my 05 GT
But I'm sure you'd rather not.
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Originally posted by REDFIRESNAKE@January 5, 2005, 12:47 AM
Just put a twin-screw supercharger on your GT and you have the ultimate sleeper car!
Just put a twin-screw supercharger on your GT and you have the ultimate sleeper car!
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From: Northern California
Originally posted by montreal ponies@January 4, 2005, 8:47 PM
I've been thinking about it....wife says it's OK, so $648 is my last offer......Think about it......Really, it may never come around again..... B)
I've been thinking about it....wife says it's OK, so $648 is my last offer......Think about it......Really, it may never come around again..... B)
Seriously, though, I hope a fellow member in your area ponies up (sorrrry) with a fair offer. You'll take a big hit trading it, and a car like yours may attract flakes and trolls if you try to sell it yourself.
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You aren't going to catch anyone sleeping in this car. I don't know what you've done to your cobras, but I'm sure it would take the 96 and the 03 would be a good race. (Talking with the 05 being stock)
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Where are you located? I might be interested, but I'll tell you right now that you are looking at losing a few thousand.
You will get nothing close to MSRP for the vehicle once it has been bought off a dealer lot.
And for me, considering that I have a Z plan, I can get the same vehicle for $25K with no miles, so I probably wouldn't offer more than about $22 if the car were perfect. Let me know.
You will get nothing close to MSRP for the vehicle once it has been bought off a dealer lot.
And for me, considering that I have a Z plan, I can get the same vehicle for $25K with no miles, so I probably wouldn't offer more than about $22 if the car were perfect. Let me know.
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Originally posted by Shea@January 5, 2005, 10:18 AM
Where are you located? I might be interested, but I'll tell you right now that you are looking at losing a few thousand.
You will get nothing close to MSRP for the vehicle once it has been bought off a dealer lot.
And for me, considering that I have a Z plan, I can get the same vehicle for $25K with no miles, so I probably wouldn't offer more than about $22 if the car were perfect. Let me know.
Where are you located? I might be interested, but I'll tell you right now that you are looking at losing a few thousand.
You will get nothing close to MSRP for the vehicle once it has been bought off a dealer lot.
And for me, considering that I have a Z plan, I can get the same vehicle for $25K with no miles, so I probably wouldn't offer more than about $22 if the car were perfect. Let me know.
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Originally posted by HUGLE@January 5, 2005, 6:27 PM
Why go to ebay?? Looks like thats what you are doing here....
Why go to ebay?? Looks like thats what you are doing here....
I was looking for advice on a dollar value i could use to sell my vehicle. (never sold one outright before)
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My guess would be the car lost about 15% of MSRP when you drove it off the lot. Therefore it would bring about $22,900 ($27,000 X .85). That is where I would start advertising. I would use ads in the auto trader and you local paper, it may take a long time to sell as buyers will still go to a dealer first for such a "new" car. Also you cannot offer any financing like a dealer can.
