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2002ws6 I have a 2002 WS6 with 30k on it and was wondering if asking 20k for it is overboard? It's an automatic with BB Triflow exhaust, SLP wheels, SLP CAI w smooth bellows, subframe connectors and strut tower brace. This car is in excellent condition with pewter exterior and ebony interior.
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From: Port Huron, Michigan
I have a 2002 WS6 with 30k on it and was wondering if asking 20k for it is overboard? It's an automatic with BB Triflow exhaust, SLP wheels, SLP CAI w smooth bellows, subframe connectors and strut tower brace. This car is in excellent condition with pewter exterior and ebony interior.
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From: Port Huron, Michigan
I have a 2002 WS6 with 30k on it and was wondering if asking 20k for it is overboard? It's an automatic with BB Triflow exhaust, SLP wheels, SLP CAI w smooth bellows, subframe connectors and strut tower brace. This car is in excellent condition with pewter exterior and ebony interior.
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Yeah, overboard is right. $20,000 F-bodies are indeed reserved for cars with usually 10,000 miles or less even though dealerships will always give it the old try once in awhile. Take a few moments and read some of the posts in this section. There was just another discussion about a 25,000 miles '02 WS6.
You are looking at $15,000 maybe if the car hasn't been owned by too many people and if the title and Carfax are clean. Too many owners on a low mileage car can turn off potential buyers, as do the mods, even though yours aren't too much. Squeezing out some of your buyer's market just makes the car tougher to sell. If your car has any issues (needs tires, curb rash, paint problems, or whatever) then $15,000 may be unrealistic. Are you the original owner? Any original paperwork? Anything helps spice up the sale if it works in your favor.
You are looking at $15,000 maybe if the car hasn't been owned by too many people and if the title and Carfax are clean. Too many owners on a low mileage car can turn off potential buyers, as do the mods, even though yours aren't too much. Squeezing out some of your buyer's market just makes the car tougher to sell. If your car has any issues (needs tires, curb rash, paint problems, or whatever) then $15,000 may be unrealistic. Are you the original owner? Any original paperwork? Anything helps spice up the sale if it works in your favor.
