gateman

2nd owner car, 100% stock, appears to be perfect, 14-14,500 asking price.
Good deal or too high??

NC01TA

If really perfect with no needs (tires, brakes, etc..) then you can't go wrong with that price for that very desireable car and color to match. Make sure all the fluids have been changed too because everything should have been changed due to miles, over 50k, and age, 8 years old. If not, then use it as a negotiation tool. Shops charge plenty and this should be brought up if not done. Example at GM dealerships: Differential fluid $195, Tranny flush $129, Dexcool flush, $100+, Brake fluid, $100+, etc... It adds up quick. Yes, this is retail pricing but if no trustworthy independant shops are around and you can't do it yourself, then very real pricing. Good luck!