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PPI will ultimately determine value. If all is well, low to mid 30's isn't bad. Having said that, it never hurts to try lower.....as in 26-28ish. There have been some smokin deals out there in the last couple of years.
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I'd think it's a $30-32K car depending on what's been done and whether suspension is still alive. It also depends on where the car is. The closer to cold weather - the cheaper it should be this time of year.
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Without knowing what options or aftermarket parts/upgrades the car has I'd say around $32-33K is about right assuming there are no stories and the car has had regular maintenance. How many owners? Always a CA car?
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I'd let him sit on it for awhile at $34K. Not a great time of year to be selling a car. I bet come spring, he'd be jumping to take $30K.
Then again, there are some folks, including one I see here on this thread, who price their cars unrealistically high and never seem to get real with sensible pricing that will actually SELL the car.
Then again, there are some folks, including one I see here on this thread, who price their cars unrealistically high and never seem to get real with sensible pricing that will actually SELL the car.