2002 Trans Am WS6 For Sale
12-21-2006, 04:38 PM
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[dude your asking way to muchURL=kbb.com]kbb.com[/URL] says its only worth 16k so if you want to seel it you might want to think about the price but bump for a nice bird
12-21-2006, 05:40 PM
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im interested in buying one since Im fixing to sale my 96, but he is right the price is high. I do understand the want to make alittle, im not how to price mine so im asking around what people think it would be worth. hehe
but bump for nice car
oh yeah wouldnt happen to know of anyone who transports cars in your area? I live in Savannah GA so if u know someone who could do it for a good price let me know.
but bump for nice car
oh yeah wouldnt happen to know of anyone who transports cars in your area? I live in Savannah GA so if u know someone who could do it for a good price let me know.
12-22-2006, 06:04 PM
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If you would go to NADA, you would find an average value for MY CAR of $22,950.
http://www.nadaguides.com/default.aspx?LI=1-21-1-5013-0-0-0&l=1&w=21&p=1&f=5014&c=15&m=1143&d=914&y=2002&vi= 52664&mi=6400&o=75|454|25|93|54&z=17538&da=-1&nx=1 (copy and paste this and go see for yourself)
It also states that VEHICLES IN THE CONDITION OF MY CAR CAN BE WORTH SIGNIFICANTLY MORE. And my car is priced for LESS than that.
Book value is a guiding tool. Depreciation is a process of cost allocation, not a process of asset valuation. The book value: (cost less accumulated depreciation) may therefore be QUITE DIFFERENT FROM THE MARKET VALUE. Vehicles depreciate because of WEAR AND TEAR, and OBSOLESCENCE. Certain vehicles, such as this one, have neither of the above. This is vehicle has a higher degree of rarity. For these reasons stated, these vehicles are selling for a higher market value.
Don't believe me? Go look around. You won't find a car as immaculate and low mileage as mine for such a deal. (roughly BOOK value) That being said, the price stands firm.
Now go waste your time writing uninformed, ignorant posts on somebody elses thread, and if you don't want a nice f-body, then take your money and buy a cheap, beat on, used up one for too much money. If your not in the market, or at least not in the market for a brand new one like this, then don't post on these threads!!!!!!!!!!
http://www.nadaguides.com/default.aspx?LI=1-21-1-5013-0-0-0&l=1&w=21&p=1&f=5014&c=15&m=1143&d=914&y=2002&vi= 52664&mi=6400&o=75|454|25|93|54&z=17538&da=-1&nx=1 (copy and paste this and go see for yourself)
It also states that VEHICLES IN THE CONDITION OF MY CAR CAN BE WORTH SIGNIFICANTLY MORE. And my car is priced for LESS than that.
Book value is a guiding tool. Depreciation is a process of cost allocation, not a process of asset valuation. The book value: (cost less accumulated depreciation) may therefore be QUITE DIFFERENT FROM THE MARKET VALUE. Vehicles depreciate because of WEAR AND TEAR, and OBSOLESCENCE. Certain vehicles, such as this one, have neither of the above. This is vehicle has a higher degree of rarity. For these reasons stated, these vehicles are selling for a higher market value.
Don't believe me? Go look around. You won't find a car as immaculate and low mileage as mine for such a deal. (roughly BOOK value) That being said, the price stands firm.
Now go waste your time writing uninformed, ignorant posts on somebody elses thread, and if you don't want a nice f-body, then take your money and buy a cheap, beat on, used up one for too much money. If your not in the market, or at least not in the market for a brand new one like this, then don't post on these threads!!!!!!!!!!
