Value of this WS6?
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From: Annapolis, MD
Value of this WS6? I have my eye on this car and wanted to get some opinions...
2002 WS6 TA
135k
M6
1 owner
bone stock
clean autocheck
Pics:
http://www.autoshopper.com/used-cars...NJ-4511551.htm
It's black on black so the color combo is fairly desirable. A local dealer is asking $9500 which I think is high due to the mileage, but would 8-8.5k be a decent deal?
2002 WS6 TA
135k
M6
1 owner
bone stock
clean autocheck
Pics:
http://www.autoshopper.com/used-cars...NJ-4511551.htm
It's black on black so the color combo is fairly desirable. A local dealer is asking $9500 which I think is high due to the mileage, but would 8-8.5k be a decent deal?
Last edited by StreetLethal; Apr 20, 2011 at 11:03 PM.
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there was an TA like that, that was for sale at a stealership. I think they wanted like 10 thousand but my friend talkd them down to like 6 or 7 thousand lol he just test drove it and never bought it.
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Probably, but you gotta know how to talk to them. My car is a salvage car and i got it for 3K with a donor car included so... hmmm that high milage i wouldnt pay more than 7K i would check interior and make sure its good and drive it n pop the hood and see whats good n bad.
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I'm jealous of you Texas guys, it seems there are great deals on LS1s there all the time.
In my area everybody wants 10-12k even for higher mileage cars, espcially if it's an m6.
In my area everybody wants 10-12k even for higher mileage cars, espcially if it's an m6.
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Personally I would keep looking for a lower mileage car but since you are looking for pricing I believe the price you have in mind, about $8,000, might be OK if the car checked out completely. That would leave you about $2,000 for repairs or needs over the next year or two provided you have $10,000 at hand. Yes, you will need repairs on a car with this mileage. Things just break. You name it. Please keep in mind that in 2012 you would have possibly $10,000 invested in a 10 year old car with perhaps 150,000+ miles on the odometer. What will you get for it then?? Not much. Think about it. Good luck!
** Just a side note and I can't stress this enough. Don't be afraid to travel to find the right car. Expand your search 500 miles out from your area. That is just one weekend involved with one night motel stay, fast food and gas costs, to find a really better car that you may own for years. $$$ well invested.
** Just a side note and I can't stress this enough. Don't be afraid to travel to find the right car. Expand your search 500 miles out from your area. That is just one weekend involved with one night motel stay, fast food and gas costs, to find a really better car that you may own for years. $$$ well invested.
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On The Tree
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Personally I would keep looking for a lower mileage car but since you are looking for pricing I believe the price you have in mind, about $8,000, might be OK if the car checked out completely. That would leave you about $2,000 for repairs or needs over the next year or two provided you have $10,000 at hand. Yes, you will need repairs on a car with this mileage. Things just break. You name it. Please keep in mind that in 2012 you would have possibly $10,000 invested in a 10 year old car with perhaps 150,000+ miles on the odometer. What will you get for it then?? Not much. Think about it. Good luck!
** Just a side note and I can't stress this enough. Don't be afraid to travel to find the right car. Expand your search 500 miles out from your area. That is just one weekend involved with one night motel stay, fast food and gas costs, to find a really better car that you may own for years. $$$ well invested.
** Just a side note and I can't stress this enough. Don't be afraid to travel to find the right car. Expand your search 500 miles out from your area. That is just one weekend involved with one night motel stay, fast food and gas costs, to find a really better car that you may own for years. $$$ well invested.
It's always something. I find one car that fits what I'm looking for, but the price sucks. I find a car like this that with one owner in the color combo I want, and the mileage is higher than I'd like. The one factor worth mentioning is that the car will just be a weekend cruiser, so I won't be adding much mileage. Also, I plan on keeping my next buy a very long time.
I love my current car but I have to admit that after searching for months, I got impatient and settled for an A4 because it was a good deal, rather than hold out for an m6. I do think it is worth holding out for what you really want, because at some point down the road, you'll regret it. Whether that means color, trans, car, etc; at some point you'll wish you got exactly what you wanted.
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Weekend cruiser; a few bolt-ons initially. Down the road I plan to cam it and start going to the track, but not for a few years.
