CETA M6 Pricing?
CETA M6 Pricing? Hey guys, just wanted some outside opinions on what a fair price for my CETA is. I've owned the car since 37,xxx miles, and it currently sits at 85,6xx. I'm religious with my maintenance, I replaced all four tires with BFG 275's approximately 40k miles ago, but they are still showing excellent 6/32 tread. Also replaced pads and rotors, as well as the clutch, flywheel and pressure plate around 30k ago (went with the LS6 kit.) Car has a Flowmaster catback, Pacesetter longtubes, and SLP Lid/MAF. Was professionally tuned by EFI Alchemy here in Florida and made 348 RWHP and 362 RWFT in muggy May midday heat. Has a few minor scratches on the drivers door from other cars nicking it and the typical drivers seat wear but other than that the car is mint. Oil changes, alignments, and even professional detailing regularly. KBB is around 12.5, I was thinking anywhere from 12-14 was a fair price. Not looking to get rich, just move it due to wanting a more daily driver friendly car. Clean title in hand. Thanks for any imput!
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I think that price range is very accurate. I would ask $13,000 and take something from $11,500 - $12,000 if you are comfortable with that. Patience will be important because collectors will probably not be interested (miles and mods) and younger buyers won't have the money.
Your maintenance history is a real positive working in your favor. Things that will negatively affect value will be the mods, plus the tires are not really a selling point with 40,000 miles on them. A new owner is going to have to figure $800+ for a decent quality set within the first year. GLWS!
Your maintenance history is a real positive working in your favor. Things that will negatively affect value will be the mods, plus the tires are not really a selling point with 40,000 miles on them. A new owner is going to have to figure $800+ for a decent quality set within the first year. GLWS!
