What's the blue book value?
08-28-2007, 04:59 PM
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What's the blue book value? Looking to buy a 2000 WS6 with 25,000 mi in excellent condition. What is the value of this car or a link to where I can find the value of a WS6?
08-28-2007, 07:30 PM
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And I already went there before I posted this and it says that the trans am in excellent condition w/ 25,000mi is $12,500........wtf
And I already went there before I posted this and it says that the trans am in excellent condition w/ 25,000mi is $12,500........wtf
08-29-2007, 12:43 PM
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what ever you do dont listen to that crappy *** kelly blue book value garbage its never right and the prices they give you are not what they go for in the market ESPECIALLY trans ams.
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they are allways low. a car is worth as much as you want to pay for it. i just bought a 1999 Firebird Formula Hardtop M6 with 26k miles on it....KBB said it was worth $9995.00. do you honestly think an LS1 with 26k miles is only worth 10K??? i paid $13k for it and i think it was an outstanding deal.
that WS.6 your lookin at will probably bring in $14k-$17k private party and if your lookin at it from a dealer on the higher end, $18k-$22k.
goodluck...and post pictures.
that WS.6 your lookin at will probably bring in $14k-$17k private party and if your lookin at it from a dealer on the higher end, $18k-$22k.
goodluck...and post pictures.
