2002 WS6 140K Miles..What would you pay?
12-14-2012, 06:46 PM
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2002 WS6 140K Miles..What would you pay? -140,000 Miles
-6 speed
-Car is basically stock
-Tires are Gone and need replacing
-3 very small body dings
-Interior is in Good/Nice Shape
-Everything appears to work as it should
Looking for a some feedback before I run a CarFax. Thanks!
-6 speed
-Car is basically stock
-Tires are Gone and need replacing
-3 very small body dings
-Interior is in Good/Nice Shape
-Everything appears to work as it should
Looking for a some feedback before I run a CarFax. Thanks!
12-15-2012, 07:14 AM
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Need a LOT more info for an intelligent 'guesstimate'. Maintenance history? How many owners? Who was the last owner? Was it a young guy that beat it or is this a one owner adult owned car? That is a lot of mileage no matter what, and even if everything worked perfect I would not pay over $6,000. That allows for a few grand to be put into the car, starting with a large chunk right off the bat for those tires. I realize the price guides are in the $7,000 - $8,000 range but possibly having $10,000 into a 140,000 miles car within a year is not wise financially. Be careful you don't buy a 'money pit'. Good luck!
12-16-2012, 08:24 PM
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Need a LOT more info for an intelligent 'guesstimate'. Maintenance history? How many owners? Who was the last owner? Was it a young guy that beat it or is this a one owner adult owned car? That is a lot of mileage no matter what, and even if everything worked perfect I would not pay over $6,000. That allows for a few grand to be put into the car, starting with a large chunk right off the bat for those tires. I realize the price guides are in the $7,000 - $8,000 range but possibly having $10,000 into a 140,000 miles car within a year is not wise financially. Be careful you don't buy a 'money pit'. Good luck!
Im pretty good at buying used cars and knew all the other questions to ask. Thanks!
My money pit is in that picture
<------------LMAO. Im aaaalllll good with stock replacement!