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Sold for 256k on BAT more than 60% of MSRP wrecked. Car market is crazy ….
I remember this accident, I watched it happen during Smokies GT.. was a few cars behind in 918 Spyder at AMP. but this was like 4 years ago? .. it's been sitting the whole time?
I did a bit of work on this when I though (delusionally) that it would sell for $190-$195k with the damage. It has been sold by 3 "reputable" dealers since that accident. Private seller on BAT seemed unaware but brought the issue to everyone's attention after seeing the post about the damage online (refreshing).
it appears to have had an accident and repairs that weren’t reported on carfax.
Aha. Is this the same car referenced in earlier posts? I thought that one went for $256k and had GA plates, but I did notice it was the same color. That's very disappointing if Carfax missed the damage.
Aha. Is this the same car referenced in earlier posts? I thought that one went for $256k and had GA plates, but I did notice it was the same color. That's very disappointing if Carfax missed the damage.
5k for BAT fee takes it to 256k, looks like the seller purchased damaged and didn’t know. Car came from ATL MAC dealer no issues and sold from FL non-MAC repaired based on the BAT thread.
5k for BAT fee takes it to 256k, looks like the seller purchased damaged and didn’t know. Car came from ATL MAC dealer no issues and sold from FL non-MAC repaired biased on the BAT thread.
Aha. Is this the same car referenced in earlier posts? I thought that one went for $256k and had GA plates, but I did notice it was the same color. That's very disappointing if Carfax missed the damage.
CarFax mostly misses the damage in this range of car. Buyers simply pay out of pocket and don’t report to insurance.
5k for BAT fee takes it to 256k, looks like the seller purchased damaged and didn’t know. Car came from ATL MAC dealer no issues and sold from FL non-MAC repaired based on the BAT thread.
How could they not have known? The seller was meticulous in detailing the various concerns that bubbled up during the sale. The addressed it repeatedly in the comments section.
How could they not have known? The seller was meticulous in detailing the various concerns that bubbled up during the sale. The addressed it repeatedly in the comments section.
When you read though the thread the current seller didn’t know, a potential buyer ran the vin and found the car sold in FL. He apologized and was doing some research also, and the car was listed at 300k from the dealer he purchased and no way you list a wrecked car for 300k?
When you read though the thread the current seller didn’t know, a potential buyer ran the vin and found the car sold in FL. He apologized and was doing some research also, and the car was listed at 300k from the dealer he purchased and no way you list a wrecked car for 300k?
I read your post completely wrong. I must have been going too fast. Somehow I thought you were implying that the current BAT buyer was not aware. I agree. The BAT seller had no idea about any damage. In fact, I am not sure he was convinced, even at the end, that it’s the same car.
I read your post completely wrong. I must have been going too fast. Somehow I thought you were implying that the current BAT buyer was not aware. I agree. The BAT seller had no idea about any damage. In fact, I am not sure he was convinced, even at the end, that it’s the same car.
Sucks, certain cars I will only buy from a dealer …..with that said someone still dropped big coin on a wrecked car. My concern would be the engine as the exhaust was clearly dislodged from the impact. This was not a fender bender.
07-16-2021 | 07:49 PM
