400 miles on it. Anyone know what the original 'list' was for this 6 speed convertible 2 years ago? See what it brings and whether a sweet deal or not.
http://www.mecum.com/lot-detail.cfm?...=PA0714-188615

 

lol who would buy that when you can get a new leftover

 

you don't get how auctions work do you?

 

I'm curious to see how much this will sell for as similar cars with the same mileage are still listing at around 55k

 

I know how Mecum and BJ work - a bunch of slightly intoxicated baby boomers slurring out retarded high numbers for vehicles that aren't worth the prices paid, and then on top of that they pay a large fee. Mecum and BJ are effectively an isolated bubble of pricing, I've watched many on TV.

So I still don't understand why someone would go buy this car when they can just get a new one still. It's obvious the person selling this through Mecum thinks it's a goldmine, otherwise why would they bother with all the fees they have to pay to register/sell the car on top of what they hope to get out of it? The fees the buyer pays alone as well are going to make this not worth the purchase, because the consigner isn't going to let it go for cheap - the buyer is going to have to pay what the owner thinks is fair (which will be too high) plus the 6% fee or whatever it is for Mecum.

 

Original MSRP was about $69K with the options listed.