Blu311

$60 doesn't surprise me, they would likely sell it for $70k and that's how they make $.

I'm kind of surprised the other dealer offered you $69k, does that meat they think they can list for $80k and get close to that?

Asquared

My view is that any business that makes you a cash offer on used vehicle based a 10 minute inspection (or less) assumes that the information asymmetry works against them and lowers the offer as a result so they make money regardless of the maintenance history of the vehicle.

BIG smoke

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It would also depend on your location. If it getting cold, they may have to inventory this vehicle. Thus the number. But I agree with above. Your just shopping, give the guy a number see if he bites. I'm sure you could get it higher. But at the same time, your car sound more valuable to you. Drive and smile.

jsalah

$60 is too low.

Blu311

Yes, that's why some refer to carmax as a dumping ground. While some great cars end up there, a not-so-great example could likely be unloaded.

I also agree that if you are in a colder climate, that may have had an effect on the offer.

MMK110464

The Porsche Exchanged is selling an 'identical' CPO car for $83k.

motopix

What did they offer you for your car?

MMK110464

The only offer I received was $60k from Carmax. I just wrote about The Porsche Exchange to demonstrate that a car like mine was being sold for over $80k