"Originally Posted by XXXXXXX
what is your bottom dollar for a very quick sale? I'm ready to buy but there are several cars like yours available with more mods and less money. Let me know
thanks
joe
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$18.5K
If you have links to cars of the same year, same or less mileage, let me know and I will see if I can match the price.
From what I have seen, it's rare to find an '02 with the owner asking under $20K.
...But I'm willing to negotiate a bit if I see what I am up against."
"Originally Posted by XXXXXXXX
where is the car located now? I'm definately really interested. If it come down to it I will provide you with some links of your competition. I do know however without much hassle I would be willing to offer $18k. And I allready have the funds ready.
let me know
thanks
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I'm in the Detroit area.
Obviously, you'll need to see and drive the car before anything is finalized. If we start negotiating from 18.5K -- meaning you come up here, and then you can show me why the car is not worth 18.5K, then I am willing to negotiate from there.
But as is, I have a dealership offering me $17K for it. $1.5K above a dealer trade is an insanely good deal for a private party sale. Have you looked at KBB? $18.5K is what dealer trade is, and about $2K below where a private party sale is.
If that turns you off, that's fine. Someone else will take it. But you are going to have to show me why the car isn't worth $18.5K before I back down any more.
If you want some high-res pics, I'll be happy to provide you with them, and we can negotiate form there."
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So... to my f-buds............
What's some of your input? Is this something I should be more receptive to?
I looked at all the other threads and cars this guy has inquired about, and the only one asking less than I am is a '99. All of the 01 and 02s are asking the same or more. I am the cheapest asking price of any '02 that I have seen. I don't think I am off base here... but should I be more receptive to his offer?
what is your bottom dollar for a very quick sale? I'm ready to buy but there are several cars like yours available with more mods and less money. Let me know
thanks
joe
-----------------
$18.5K
If you have links to cars of the same year, same or less mileage, let me know and I will see if I can match the price.
From what I have seen, it's rare to find an '02 with the owner asking under $20K.
...But I'm willing to negotiate a bit if I see what I am up against."
"Originally Posted by XXXXXXXX
where is the car located now? I'm definately really interested. If it come down to it I will provide you with some links of your competition. I do know however without much hassle I would be willing to offer $18k. And I allready have the funds ready.
let me know
thanks
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I'm in the Detroit area.
Obviously, you'll need to see and drive the car before anything is finalized. If we start negotiating from 18.5K -- meaning you come up here, and then you can show me why the car is not worth 18.5K, then I am willing to negotiate from there.
But as is, I have a dealership offering me $17K for it. $1.5K above a dealer trade is an insanely good deal for a private party sale. Have you looked at KBB? $18.5K is what dealer trade is, and about $2K below where a private party sale is.
If that turns you off, that's fine. Someone else will take it. But you are going to have to show me why the car isn't worth $18.5K before I back down any more.
If you want some high-res pics, I'll be happy to provide you with them, and we can negotiate form there."
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So... to my f-buds............
What's some of your input? Is this something I should be more receptive to?
I looked at all the other threads and cars this guy has inquired about, and the only one asking less than I am is a '99. All of the 01 and 02s are asking the same or more. I am the cheapest asking price of any '02 that I have seen. I don't think I am off base here... but should I be more receptive to his offer?

I would prefer a strong example of a bone stock car. Then I can add whatever mods I want, not what someone else has already done. With vettes, the value of the cars is higher when stock. In order to find the true value of vettes, take a modded car's asking price and deduct what it would cost to put it back to stock.
You might consider even putting yours back as close to stock as possible and selling off the speed parts. You might come out ahead.




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