for a: 2011 GT 6M, 2400 miles ( yuuuup.... two thousand four hundred miles ).
Glass roof, all loaded except nav. SVT PP wheels, koni suspension, FRPP springs, Bassani catbacks, Steeda cold air and tune.
Never seen rain or snow, like new and still smells new.
Looking to trade her in for a Shelby GT350 when available.

 

Just as a suggestion...have you tried Kelly Blue Book?

 

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ What he said.

 

Blue Book couldn't care less about all your mods. It's going to give you what you can expect to get for it at a stealership. Dealerships also do not care about all your mods and will be happy that you put them on there because they'll be sure to use them as selling points to the next guy; but they won't give you anything for them. Thus the problem with investing money in performance mods on a car that you don't intend to keep. You almost never get your money back on them.

So in the end, SouthernStang is right. Check the Blue Book value and see what the retail value is. That's probably about the best you can hope for unless you run across someone who really wants your car and is willing to pay extra for it.


BTW Nice Mustang.

 

Will see if i sell it to a private party or trade it in.
Down side is dealership might give me a lot less than what the market value would .

Just checked Kelly's blue book and got $ 25 814 which ain't bad.

Thanks for feedback guys.

 

I wouldn't pay that for a diaper butt, but I bet someone will! Sorry I had too lol

 

If you had sold it last year, I would have bought it from you lol. Now registering it in CA might have been a problem though...

 

I hate CA tax, just went to the dmv to register my mustang and pay the vehicle tax. Ouch

 

I got the car in Rochester N-Y.

 

$250 a year here man.

 

That sucks too, I was referring to the initial purchase price sales tax, I bought my car private party. There goes my new in dash I was going to buy :-(

 

A Dealer will give you wholesale value if you trade it.

 

You should've seen the check I wrote for tax on my brand new car, purchased out of state - meaning all sales tax was paid upfront, not rolled into the financing. LOL... $4k later...

 

That hurts Patrick, ouch. Makes me feel a little better about the tax I payed lol on the bright side, we work hard and have some sweet rides :-)

 

Ahhhh the Peoples Republic of California.

New car sales tax here is 2.75% so I paid a grand total that was just shy of $800.

 

Wow that's not bad, sales tax here for a car is 8%! Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, I believe it varies city by city but it's still pretty darn high in California.

 

Yeah I hate you lol. Not like our roads are in good condition either... I spent a daamn supercharger in sales tax on this heap!