2002 TA Vert
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Staging Lane
Joined: Sep 2008
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From: Baton Rouge, Louisiana
2002 TA Vert 2002 Trans Am Vert
Artic White
80,000 miles
Tan leather, no rips or tears
monsoon
power everything
exterior----9.5/10
interior-----10/10
the ladys asking $13.7K
what should i offer???
this car is clean and exactly what im looking for....should i lowball around 11.5K and work up or what?....i figure with the economy and the time of year coming up that arent too many people in the market for a gas guzzling vert... ALL OPINIONS WELCOME!!!
Artic White
80,000 miles
Tan leather, no rips or tears
monsoon
power everything
exterior----9.5/10
interior-----10/10
the ladys asking $13.7K
what should i offer???
this car is clean and exactly what im looking for....should i lowball around 11.5K and work up or what?....i figure with the economy and the time of year coming up that arent too many people in the market for a gas guzzling vert... ALL OPINIONS WELCOME!!!
TECH Junkie
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 3,914
Likes: 676
From: Western North Carolina
I don't think your $11k offer is lowball at all. You are in the driver's seat in this market, That 13k price seems retail to me and is too high for an 80,000 mile car. I would offer even lower, around $10,000 and work your way up to the 'fair' price of $11,000. Check out KBB too. I believe you will find the numbers quite accurate on a 'private party' sale. Normally KBB is off base with F-bodies but once the mileage starts getting 'up there', then they are pretty close. Gas may be reasonable right now too but expect a price back at $4.00 a gallon by next summer. The oil companies aren't going to let gas sell at this price for very long. I'd be happily stunned if I saw $3.00 gas next summer. This is another point to make in your negotiations. Good luck!
