going price for 02 ta ?
01-06-2005, 08:49 PM
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going price for 02 ta ? want another ta and found at a dealership a very clean 2002 black 6sp tt leather power everthing non ramair but chrome factory wheels 12,200 miles for 23k and blue book is 22k so im thinking i can talk him down alot since they said there ready to sell cause its been there awhile , what do you think honestly , im in no hurry to do anything so it want hurt my feelings either way .
01-06-2005, 09:01 PM
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why are regular ones harder to find ? ive been looking for a 6sp car since i sold my 95 ta auto and around here i can never find a m6 so i stumbled on this one at a toyota dealer .
01-06-2005, 09:14 PM
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Pontiac made a little over 12,000 WS6 T/A's in 2002.
They made a little shy of 4,000 non WS6 T/A's in 2002.
Non WS6 cars are harder to find for the 2002 model year.
They made a little shy of 4,000 non WS6 T/A's in 2002.
Non WS6 cars are harder to find for the 2002 model year.
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01-06-2005, 11:53 PM
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The m6 cars are easier to find as the years progressed. (ie. few m6 98's------many m6 02's). Our cars are worth nothing (sadly). The dealer wants to get rid of that thing. Don't spend anywhere near the original asking price. The "KBB" does not take into account demand, which is poor...so you should be able to get it for 18/19k if you can haggle.
01-07-2005, 12:17 PM
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pay under 20k, like said above, demand makes it not worth the 22k. the dealership here has had a few here recently, and started them all off at about 23k. they sat up there FOREVER. recently talked to the guy that bought the vert, SOM M6 WS6 that sat up there forever at 23,500. he had the papers showing he bought it for 18,750, i think plus TTL of course.
01-07-2005, 12:45 PM
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When I bought my 02 TA last year, the BB was 23,900. I paid 18,500 for it. I lucked out because that particular dealer wholesales anything that sits on their lot for 60 days. I walked in on day 59... 
I'd try to talk them down. If they won't play ball, let it sit on their lot for awhile and see if they are more willing to deal. Of course, there is always the risk someone will come by and pay what the dealership is asking...
Yes, while it is true that there were more WS6's than regular TA's, and more M6's than autos, WS6 cars and M6 cars are harder to find, because they usually end up in the hands of enthusiasts (like us) who tend to hold on to them. When I was looking for my TA I did a search on Autotrader.com, and there was 1 M6 TA (98-02) within 300 miles of where I live. No WS6's. There were probably 5 or 6 autos, though.
I'd try to talk them down. If they won't play ball, let it sit on their lot for awhile and see if they are more willing to deal. Of course, there is always the risk someone will come by and pay what the dealership is asking...
Yes, while it is true that there were more WS6's than regular TA's, and more M6's than autos, WS6 cars and M6 cars are harder to find, because they usually end up in the hands of enthusiasts (like us) who tend to hold on to them. When I was looking for my TA I did a search on Autotrader.com, and there was 1 M6 TA (98-02) within 300 miles of where I live. No WS6's. There were probably 5 or 6 autos, though.
01-07-2005, 03:32 PM
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go up there and tell them how much you want to pay, let them laugh at you, and give him your phone number "just in case", then wait for the call from them late next week. ive seen it go like that a few times. happened to me, but i had already bought another car by the time they called back.
01-07-2005, 03:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Silverhawk_02TA
Yes, while it is true that there were more WS6's than regular TA's, and more M6's than autos, WS6 cars and M6 cars are harder to find, because they usually end up in the hands of enthusiasts (like us) who tend to hold on to them. When I was looking for my TA I did a search on Autotrader.com, and there was 1 M6 TA (98-02) within 300 miles of where I live. No WS6's. There were probably 5 or 6 autos, though.
01-07-2005, 08:21 PM
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you know..there is a pontiac dealer in texas that has a brand spanking new 02 Collectors Edition TA. has 275 miles (?) and is in there show room. i want to say its in amarillo or something. they want 25k. you should get that one, but talk them down to 20. im sure they wouldnt mind getting rid of it, its been there for years....
01-09-2005, 02:26 AM
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I got my 01 ws6 for a little over 19 (id' hafta look up my papers for the exact number). i also looked at a 00 formula m6, hardtop and cloth, and he wanted 18. i saw an add for it in a local magazine for like 14, so they can be negotiated.
my car was one of like 4 ws6's around the city. 2 were m6's. the other was an 02 and that dealer wanted nearly 28 for it. i couldn't believe that crap (this was in august)
my car was one of like 4 ws6's around the city. 2 were m6's. the other was an 02 and that dealer wanted nearly 28 for it. i couldn't believe that crap (this was in august)