2000 m6 ws6 ms4
09-04-2012, 05:58 PM
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2000 m6 ws6 ms4 I have a salvage title 2000 dark blue ws6. The car was repaired by reputable shop, runs and drives perfectly down the road. The car just rolled over 54k, has black leather interior with no rips or wear marks.
-MS4 cam package from tsp with the double springs 1k miles
-BBK alum intake manifold( its supposed to flow a little beter then the ls6) 1k miles
-Ceramic coated headers with Tsp cattless Y pipe
-SLP loud mouth cat-back
-AEM wideband installed where the tcs switch is
The car was just allinged and I had them look under the car for any visable damage and they said there was none, and that if I didnt tell them it was salvaged, they would have never guessed. Im the 3rd owner, and in the wreck,it was rear ended. The front and back bumper covers were replaced.
the car looks amazing, but i was thinking about a lifted duramax. I just wanted some honest opinions on what the car "should" bring
-MS4 cam package from tsp with the double springs 1k miles
-BBK alum intake manifold( its supposed to flow a little beter then the ls6) 1k miles
-Ceramic coated headers with Tsp cattless Y pipe
-SLP loud mouth cat-back
-AEM wideband installed where the tcs switch is
The car was just allinged and I had them look under the car for any visable damage and they said there was none, and that if I didnt tell them it was salvaged, they would have never guessed. Im the 3rd owner, and in the wreck,it was rear ended. The front and back bumper covers were replaced.
the car looks amazing, but i was thinking about a lifted duramax. I just wanted some honest opinions on what the car "should" bring
09-04-2012, 07:35 PM
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I think the deduction for a repaired salvage is about 25%.
Figure the car would be worth $11,500, that makes it $8626.00.
However, it can be a tough sell. A car is only worth what someone is willing to pay.
Figure the car would be worth $11,500, that makes it $8626.00.
However, it can be a tough sell. A car is only worth what someone is willing to pay.
Last edited by Stardust; 09-04-2012 at 07:49 PM.
09-06-2012, 09:11 AM
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50% off www.kbb.com 'private party' value. You decide the condition. As stated, an extremely difficult car to sell for anything more than that.
