another how much is my car worth thread...
05-13-2007, 08:21 PM
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another how much is my car worth thread... Hey, I'm considering selling my other car...
1999 FRC. Black.
18201 miles.
Always been garaged.
Only mods - shiny z06 wheels & front z06 screens.
18201 miles
Has HUD & active handling.
It's like brand-new.
18201 miles.
The KBB said private-party is just 19035... what do you guys think?
1999 FRC. Black.
18201 miles.
Always been garaged.
Only mods - shiny z06 wheels & front z06 screens.
18201 miles
Has HUD & active handling.
It's like brand-new.
18201 miles.
The KBB said private-party is just 19035... what do you guys think?
05-13-2007, 08:35 PM
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Sounds way too high. I'll give you 15 cash!
J/K I am not up to date on the recent market. I stopped looking after I found my current car. But seriously, I have someone who might be interested in a FRC. Let me know what you might want to sell it for.
J/K I am not up to date on the recent market. I stopped looking after I found my current car. But seriously, I have someone who might be interested in a FRC. Let me know what you might want to sell it for.
05-14-2007, 09:59 AM
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The biggest factor with KBB is KBB isn't offering to buy the vehicle for the value they set, so it's sort of worthless. They do a good job of providing an estimate, naturally other factors apply. Black Book is also a guide, auction reports also assist in determining true value. Unfortunately dealers have access to that information not the general public. Different areas of the country also often changes the value of a car.
Would be satisfied selling the car for that price? It's your car, right?
Would be satisfied selling the car for that price? It's your car, right?
05-14-2007, 10:05 AM
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I'm not really sure what the value of FRCs are compared to just coupes, but I was seeing 98-2000 coupes with ~50k miles plus for no less than $20k. I tend to think craigslist is a pretty good indication of what other cars are actually SELLING for, instead of just the ridiculous asking prices some guys throw out there.
05-14-2007, 01:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Jakes Dad
Would be satisfied selling the car for that price? It's your car, right?
Considering the low mileage, I was thinking more like 24-25k... is that reasonable?
05-14-2007, 02:28 PM
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NEVER trust KBB, dealers won't even use it (they use something else called a blackbook). I ran your car through the black book, and in extra clean condition with the low miles it's worth around $22,850. Loan value is $15,365 (how much a typical bank will loan someone to buy this car).
05-15-2007, 04:58 AM
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I had a bank give me 20k loan for my 02 SS 6 months ago, had 24k miles on it. Dont take any less than 22k IMO. Someone will take it from you for 22k+. I bought mine off of ebay and it was in perfect condition, i wanted it bad enough to do the "buy it now" option. Someone will buy it from you for 22k.
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05-15-2007, 07:15 AM
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