Are we Canadian Dreamin?
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Seems pretty stiff for a C2 coupe.. For $33+k CAN (which is about the same USD these days), you can start looking at widebodies and such. Or a brand new Chrysler T&C minivan with all the options, which is what I'm going to go trade my 964 for right now.... see you guys on the dark side!
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I really think a great example with all the quirks wringed out is in the 30k range. I would not think of asking any less for my perfect example either. You can buy higher mileage cars with nothing but problems and stories for $10k less....and they are worth 10k less.
It will take the right person looking for the right car. That person would be me....but i already have a low mileage perfect 964 cab.
And we are trading at 1.06 today exchange.
It will take the right person looking for the right car. That person would be me....but i already have a low mileage perfect 964 cab.
And we are trading at 1.06 today exchange.
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The way it basically works is that one can always ask whatever they want for a vehicle. It's the market that determines actual value after the buyer and seller has agreed on a price. The market isn't particularly strong right now for exotic or sports cars...everything sells at a price. We always think our cars are worth more than they really are.
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Canadian car values are always higher, especially on the west coast. However, this car seems priced well above the realm of reality. I hope he gets it but Canadians shop in the US too and I bet a similar car in the US would fetch $10+ less.
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That's what I figured as well....and priced mine according to the market vs what I think my own car is worth to me.