thinking about getting this.. in exchange for my turbo gxp
10-28-2013, 11:18 PM
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thinking about getting this.. in exchange for my turbo gxp had a guy offer me a mint 96 firebird trans am for my 2005 grand prix gxp turbo.
here is the add, i have no idea about this platform, so if anyone could shed some light on biggest issues with these car or any other information to share that would be great.
here is the add
http://ottawa.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehic...AdIdZ446344419
here is the add, i have no idea about this platform, so if anyone could shed some light on biggest issues with these car or any other information to share that would be great.
here is the add
http://ottawa.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehic...AdIdZ446344419
10-29-2013, 06:04 AM
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Pretty difficult to make an intelligent guess when you have told us nothing about your car. Mileage? Condition? How can we know if it is a good trade?
The seller's price is insane unless Canadian pricing is that much higher than in the U.S. An LT1 car with over 100,000 miles won't bring you $5,000 in most instances and yet he wants triple that price! I guess he wants someone to pay for all his mods. Sorry, it doesn't work that way. Unless your car is in poor shape with high mileage I wouldn't even consider it. Also, describing a 100,000+ miles car as MINT is also quite a stretch. There are very few owners that have MINT 100,000 miles cars. I've seen a few, and maybe he is one of those few, but somehow I doubt it with all those mods.
The seller's price is insane unless Canadian pricing is that much higher than in the U.S. An LT1 car with over 100,000 miles won't bring you $5,000 in most instances and yet he wants triple that price! I guess he wants someone to pay for all his mods. Sorry, it doesn't work that way. Unless your car is in poor shape with high mileage I wouldn't even consider it. Also, describing a 100,000+ miles car as MINT is also quite a stretch. There are very few owners that have MINT 100,000 miles cars. I've seen a few, and maybe he is one of those few, but somehow I doubt it with all those mods.
10-29-2013, 07:35 AM
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Pretty difficult to make an intelligent guess when you have told us nothing about your car. Mileage? Condition? How can we know if it is a good trade?
The seller's price is insane unless Canadian pricing is that much higher than in the U.S. An LT1 car with over 100,000 miles won't bring you $5,000 in most instances and yet he wants triple that price! I guess he wants someone to pay for all his mods. Sorry, it doesn't work that way. Unless your car is in poor shape with high mileage I wouldn't even consider it. Also, describing a 100,000+ miles car as MINT is also quite a stretch. There are very few owners that have MINT 100,000 miles cars. I've seen a few, and maybe he is one of those few, but somehow I doubt it with all those mods.
The seller's price is insane unless Canadian pricing is that much higher than in the U.S. An LT1 car with over 100,000 miles won't bring you $5,000 in most instances and yet he wants triple that price! I guess he wants someone to pay for all his mods. Sorry, it doesn't work that way. Unless your car is in poor shape with high mileage I wouldn't even consider it. Also, describing a 100,000+ miles car as MINT is also quite a stretch. There are very few owners that have MINT 100,000 miles cars. I've seen a few, and maybe he is one of those few, but somehow I doubt it with all those mods.