GunshotZ28

Okay.. For some weird reason I'm having thoughts on putting up my Firehawk for sale. It's a 2000 model with 93,6xx miles. It's car #81 out of 742 made in '00. It has a new LS7 clutch kit and slave cylinder with less then 1,000 miles. I honestly don't wanna have to go through every detail here so let's just say the car is in "GOOD" condition, which it honestly is.. How much should I be asking for it? I always get comments and people coming up to me asking if it's a real Firehawk. Even have people ask me if they can take a picture of it. Anyways, I'm just wondering how much I should be asking for it. I kind of want to get an automatic T/A, but then again I really enjoy driving the Firehawk cause you never really see them too often.

somws6bird

Color does make a big difference in value.

Im saying youll get 11-13k for it. Remember now you don't have a low mileage car anymore!

LilJayV10

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I paid 18.5 for my 00' Hawk 6 speed. It had 27,xxx miles on it. I'd say around 12-15 for yours, just depends on how good of shape it's in.

waldershrek

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http://www.kbb.com

$9,090 in good condition. Even in excellent condition it's only worth $9,790. You'll have trouble getting anybody to pay more than that.

GunshotZ28

kbb doesn't have a Firehawk on there. Only T/A's and Formulas.

waldershrek

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^^^Yes you are correct but I just ran it as a T/A. The value isn't gonna be that much different

LilJayV10

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Add around 4,xxx more for a Hawk over a T/A

~JOSHUA

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www.nada.com has Firehawk Values.. there you go...

2000 Pontiac Firebird Firehawk
January 17, 2008
Low Retail Average Retail High Retail
$13,475 $17,450 $23,775