2002 MMM z28 26k miles
03-22-2013, 07:02 PM
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2002 MMM z28 26k miles Posted before and spring is coming up so I want an accurate estimate. 2002 z28 , automatic, Monterey Maroon Metallic. SLP LID Brand new corvette c6 z06 wheels with new tires bought of oewheelsllc. They have never even been on the car. I'm the second owner of my car and it stills smells nice Cosmetically I would rate it a 9/10. What's it worth?
03-22-2013, 09:36 PM
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I still owe some on the car looking to get a 6 speed. I want to get a minimum of 14k. There is someone I know with a SGM 1998 z28 ground effects 6 speed loaded, with 38k it hasn't been started in a while though.
03-23-2013, 09:14 AM
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Really nice low miles. You sure you want to sell?
Your hope for $14,000 is possible provided the car is truly in 'very good to excellent' condition. That means no issues at all for a 2002 Z28 with those miles. Clean title and Carfax are a must. $14,000 is going to show being over most price guide values so 'lookers' won't be rushing to see your car. However, those low miles will be a real plus for many. This is when premiums get involved. Normally these premiums apply to 'stock' examples with one or two owners. There wouldn't be a huge premium for your car but maybe enough to get you that $14,000. All you can do is try. GLWS!!
Your hope for $14,000 is possible provided the car is truly in 'very good to excellent' condition. That means no issues at all for a 2002 Z28 with those miles. Clean title and Carfax are a must. $14,000 is going to show being over most price guide values so 'lookers' won't be rushing to see your car. However, those low miles will be a real plus for many. This is when premiums get involved. Normally these premiums apply to 'stock' examples with one or two owners. There wouldn't be a huge premium for your car but maybe enough to get you that $14,000. All you can do is try. GLWS!!
03-23-2013, 01:27 PM
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Really nice low miles. You sure you want to sell?
Your hope for $14,000 is possible provided the car is truly in 'very good to excellent' condition. That means no issues at all for a 2002 Z28 with those miles. Clean title and Carfax are a must. $14,000 is going to show being over most price guide values so 'lookers' won't be rushing to see your car. However, those low miles will be a real plus for many. This is when premiums get involved. Normally these premiums apply to 'stock' examples with one or two owners. There wouldn't be a huge premium for your car but maybe enough to get you that $14,000. All you can do is try. GLWS!!
Your hope for $14,000 is possible provided the car is truly in 'very good to excellent' condition. That means no issues at all for a 2002 Z28 with those miles. Clean title and Carfax are a must. $14,000 is going to show being over most price guide values so 'lookers' won't be rushing to see your car. However, those low miles will be a real plus for many. This is when premiums get involved. Normally these premiums apply to 'stock' examples with one or two owners. There wouldn't be a huge premium for your car but maybe enough to get you that $14,000. All you can do is try. GLWS!!
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04-13-2013, 06:11 PM
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Really nice low miles. You sure you want to sell?
Your hope for $14,000 is possible provided the car is truly in 'very good to excellent' condition. That means no issues at all for a 2002 Z28 with those miles. Clean title and Carfax are a must. $14,000 is going to show being over most price guide values so 'lookers' won't be rushing to see your car. However, those low miles will be a real plus for many. This is when premiums get involved. Normally these premiums apply to 'stock' examples with one or two owners. There wouldn't be a huge premium for your car but maybe enough to get you that $14,000. All you can do is try. GLWS!!
Your hope for $14,000 is possible provided the car is truly in 'very good to excellent' condition. That means no issues at all for a 2002 Z28 with those miles. Clean title and Carfax are a must. $14,000 is going to show being over most price guide values so 'lookers' won't be rushing to see your car. However, those low miles will be a real plus for many. This is when premiums get involved. Normally these premiums apply to 'stock' examples with one or two owners. There wouldn't be a huge premium for your car but maybe enough to get you that $14,000. All you can do is try. GLWS!!
04-13-2013, 06:46 PM
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I think my previous answer says it all. It isn't a car people are rushing out to buy at a price 'over book', plus the buyer's market is very limited. Are there more mods than you are letting on? That will kill 'over book' sales. It rarely happens. You are also competing with many other sellers as well. Sometimes you just don't get that 'premium' you desire. I'm sure the car is worth every penny of $14,000 but that doesn't mean you will get it. My T/A is worth in the 'high teens' as far as I'm concerned, with rather low miles, but I know I can't even get $15,000 for it. That's why I try not to mislead any sellers on here. These cars are not easy to sell for the prices they deserve. Again, all you can do is try, and be patient.
Let's attack this on another front. Where are you trying to sell it? I hope not CL. When I look for cars I don't even look there. Many serious buyers are like me. Autotrader has been good for me recently both selling and buying, and way better than ebay. I haven't seen your ad but make sure your ad is both positive and accurate. Stress the clean title and two-owner clear Carfax. Present a professional ad with good photos and proper spelling and structure. I've seen ads so poorly represented that I don't even call. Is your ad OK?? It probably is fine if it is like your initial post on 3/22.
** As I stated in another post I won't be able to follow-up on this if you have any other concerns. I'll be away from the computer for a bit.
I wish you the best!
Let's attack this on another front. Where are you trying to sell it? I hope not CL. When I look for cars I don't even look there. Many serious buyers are like me. Autotrader has been good for me recently both selling and buying, and way better than ebay. I haven't seen your ad but make sure your ad is both positive and accurate. Stress the clean title and two-owner clear Carfax. Present a professional ad with good photos and proper spelling and structure. I've seen ads so poorly represented that I don't even call. Is your ad OK?? It probably is fine if it is like your initial post on 3/22.
** As I stated in another post I won't be able to follow-up on this if you have any other concerns. I'll be away from the computer for a bit.
I wish you the best!
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I think my previous answer says it all. It isn't a car people are rushing out to buy at a price 'over book', plus the buyer's market is very limited. Are there more mods than you are letting on? That will kill 'over book' sales. It rarely happens. You are also competing with many other sellers as well. Sometimes you just don't get that 'premium' you desire. I'm sure the car is worth every penny of $14,000 but that doesn't mean you will get it. My T/A is worth in the 'high teens' as far as I'm concerned, with rather low miles, but I know I can't even get $15,000 for it. That's why I try not to mislead any sellers on here. These cars are not easy to sell for the prices they deserve. Again, all you can do is try, and be patient.
Let's attack this on another front. Where are you trying to sell it? I hope not CL. When I look for cars I don't even look there. Many serious buyers are like me. Autotrader has been good for me recently both selling and buying, and way better than ebay. I haven't seen your ad but make sure your ad is both positive and accurate. Stress the clean title and two-owner clear Carfax. Present a professional ad with good photos and proper spelling and structure. I've seen ads so poorly represented that I don't even call. Is your ad OK?? It probably is fine if it is like your initial post on 3/22.
** As I stated in another post I won't be able to follow-up on this if you have any other concerns. I'll be away from the computer for a bit.
I wish you the best!
Let's attack this on another front. Where are you trying to sell it? I hope not CL. When I look for cars I don't even look there. Many serious buyers are like me. Autotrader has been good for me recently both selling and buying, and way better than ebay. I haven't seen your ad but make sure your ad is both positive and accurate. Stress the clean title and two-owner clear Carfax. Present a professional ad with good photos and proper spelling and structure. I've seen ads so poorly represented that I don't even call. Is your ad OK?? It probably is fine if it is like your initial post on 3/22.
** As I stated in another post I won't be able to follow-up on this if you have any other concerns. I'll be away from the computer for a bit.
I wish you the best!
