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Ouch not sure how that’s a special 2015’s 131k MSRP, with the recall engine I’m sure that’s voided on a salvage. But it does have a rare standard color for a GT3
Vin WP0AC2A92FS183208 is properly F-kd! He's nuts asking 119k with that damage
Clean title, with the accident being the only damage reported on the Carfax.
I am in absolutely no rush to sell the vehicle so I will not be entertaining any offers besides my asking price. Have Carfax available which I can provide when contacted. The car will obviously need to be towed out of the shop.
Clean title, with the accident being the only damage reported on the Carfax.
I am in absolutely no rush to sell the vehicle so I will not be entertaining any offers besides my asking price. Have Carfax available which I can provide when contacted. The car will obviously need to be towed out of the shop.
Urk!
FYI the vin is now publicly posted with the photos, everyone in the future will know what the car went through. Just being realistic but no one in their right mind will pay 119k + have to fix that and have a permanently tarnished car when you can get something similar for around 150k with 0 stories easy.
FYI the vin is now publicly posted with the photos, everyone in the future will know what the car went through. Just being realistic but no one in their right mind will pay 119k + have to fix that and have a permanently tarnished car when you can get something similar for around 150k with 0 stories easy.
Ouch not sure how that’s a special 2015’s 131k MSRP, with the recall engine I’m sure that’s voided on a salvage. But it does have a rare standard color for a GT3
The MSRP on that car is $162070
It also has had the engine replaced at 6k miles so approx 21k miles ago.
Its still a clean title so if the new replacement engine fails its covered.
PS salvage cars are still eligible for the engine warranty.
Personally i LOVE the color, and damage isn't too bad.
BUT asking 120k "as is" is insane even in this market.
The MSRP on that car is $162070
It also has had the engine replaced at 6k miles so approx 21k miles ago.
Its still a clean title so if the new replacement engine fails its covered.
PS salvage cars are still eligible for the engine warranty.
Personally i LOVE the color, and damage isn't too bad.
BUT asking 120k "as is" is insane even in this market.
‘Sorry when I said MSRP 131k I should have been specific on base, however 151MSRP on a salvage is not even base MSRP, damage not bad? 50K min I would guess …..it’s close to a 8 year car
Assuming a dealer bought it to try and flip then since it was Carmax auctions?
Yea it is their wholesale auction system, they're so big they don't send to Manheim/Adesa, they have auctions in their backyard. It's the 3rd biggest auction in the US behind those two actually. Dealer only just like them as well. There's surprising stuff you'll see here, just this month I've seen the new G wagons that are going for 270-300k.
183K with a 1% fee and transport and what not does not seem to be a great wholesale deal, from what I saw you could max get 190-200k for this and god knows if there are any dings/scratches, they don't to the best job at showing those.
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Personally i LOVE the color, and damage isn't too bad.
Damage isn't too bad? Just what's visible is really bad and who knows what additional hidden damage there is gonna be once you begin the work. Strong enough impact to destroy two wheels and control arms? There's almost certainly more damage to the car. Both windows blown out? Markings of body damage on both sides of the car? Full repaint. My guess would be to fix that thing right is somewhere between $40k and $60k, depending upon what's hidden in there.
12-26-2021, 12:23 AM
