2006 Carrera S for sale Lowered price = $44,000
09-09-2011 | 06:58 PM
#38
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From: Austin, TX
+1... Stand your ground... my wife and I test drove an M3 with TC and we both loved it. I won out and bought a red on blk C2s but would have considered(potentially have bought) yours had it been available back in FEB at this price. It's all timing and finding the right customer... GLWS.
09-17-2011 | 03:10 PM
#41
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I am surprised that after 6 weeks, still only a couple emails on it and only 1 person from here (rennlist). Gotten a couple other email's/calls from another online ad I put up. I looked online and found that '06-'08s with about the same mileage are asking in the 53-59k range.
6 weeks is a long time if you only got a few leads. I think Autotrader has a "count" for how many people who have searched and looked at your ad. How is that number? Re-write your ad and take better pictures if the number of "counts" is high and inquires are low. My guess is you have a unique interior color and will have to wait for the right buyer. Or you can lower your price to see if you get more leads? Shop your car around to dealers and wholesalers to get an idea of what a true wholesale number is in your area. I would even try Caramax for a buy number, you can go up from there.
Best of luck!
Last edited by autopc; 09-19-2011 at 12:08 PM.
09-19-2011 | 11:19 AM
#42
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From: MA
put an ad on cars.com and other resources. rennlist alone is not enough. your price is right. may be it will work better if you will match asking price exactly with ads in your region so car would not look offset from other offers. buyer will try to negotiate lower buy price anyway.
09-19-2011 | 09:08 PM
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