2002 collectors edition convertible ws6..
09-01-2011, 07:59 PM
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2002 collectors edition convertible ws6.. cant really find a true book value for a 02 collectors edition ta.. car is mint in like new condition with 77k miles clean title convertible 6speed whats it worth??
09-02-2011, 08:03 AM
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You need to check around on all the sites that sell cars. The owners of 'very collectible' ultra low mileage examples (under 10,000 miles generally) ask from $25,000 on up. They don't sell fast but that is what they ask. There is a dealer here in NC near Charlotte that had two such examples that didn't sell for over 3 years!! Asking does not equate to actual sales prices.
Most collectors are generally not going to be very interested in a car like this with 77k miles so you can rule those type buyers out when either buying or selling for yourself. Being a vert and a 6 speed though is a big plus as there are so few that were built overall. Many buyers will simply look at KBB www.kbb.com or similar and see that the car is worth around $15,000 and not go any higher than that The car is listed there if you look under 'packages' and 'options'. Of course anyone can ask whatever they desire, but it won't translate into a certain sale. Look at www.autotrader.com or www.hemmings.com or even ebay to see what 'private party' owners are asking. Dealers are all over the place at the retail level. Hope this helps. Good luck!
Most collectors are generally not going to be very interested in a car like this with 77k miles so you can rule those type buyers out when either buying or selling for yourself. Being a vert and a 6 speed though is a big plus as there are so few that were built overall. Many buyers will simply look at KBB www.kbb.com or similar and see that the car is worth around $15,000 and not go any higher than that The car is listed there if you look under 'packages' and 'options'. Of course anyone can ask whatever they desire, but it won't translate into a certain sale. Look at www.autotrader.com or www.hemmings.com or even ebay to see what 'private party' owners are asking. Dealers are all over the place at the retail level. Hope this helps. Good luck!
