White RS at Boardwalk
03-02-2010, 09:31 PM
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03-02-2010, 09:40 PM
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Yes I agree it is high. Was checking to see if some here owned it or if it has any "history".
My impression is that the market on these cars is 110 ish with no stories and lower mileage. Some cars are under the 100k threshold now.
My impression is that the market on these cars is 110 ish with no stories and lower mileage. Some cars are under the 100k threshold now.
03-02-2010, 10:48 PM
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03-02-2010, 10:52 PM
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03-02-2010, 11:37 PM
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For some reason, the dealers asking price is always a little on the high side. But then again, if you purchase the car from them you always have some type of re-course?
03-02-2010, 11:39 PM
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I will say. CoRS had a VERY nice white one he couldn't sell for $110.
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03-03-2010, 12:24 AM
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I offered $110 for that car and was told to pound sand by a rude ***** of a salesperson
he told me they were into it for $124 and the fully expected to get full price for it
my response was that it was dying a thousand deaths on eBay after it sat on a lot at mb pompano and the were way out of the selling market...
***** salesman said "we have had SEVERAL offers significantly higher than yours"
conversation was going nowhere fast... that was a month ago
he told me they were into it for $124 and the fully expected to get full price for it
my response was that it was dying a thousand deaths on eBay after it sat on a lot at mb pompano and the were way out of the selling market...
***** salesman said "we have had SEVERAL offers significantly higher than yours"
conversation was going nowhere fast... that was a month ago
03-03-2010, 11:19 AM
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03-03-2010, 12:38 PM
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No personal offense meant, but never understood all the worry over a dealer "standing behind" a purchase.
1. These cars are so durable and trouble free.
2. I carry max deductible on all my insurance because I never intend to use it. Because people are sooo scared of the unknown and it's perceived likelihood, insurance companies always have some of the biggest buildings in town!
Do your homework upfront, drive intelligently, enjoy, relax. That's my thought
(and don't pay some crazy amount for baseless fears!)
03-03-2010, 12:48 PM
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I offered $110 for that car and was told to pound sand by a rude ***** of a salesperson
he told me they were into it for $124 and the fully expected to get full price for it
my response was that it was dying a thousand deaths on eBay after it sat on a lot at mb pompano and the were way out of the selling market...
***** salesman said "we have had SEVERAL offers significantly higher than yours"
conversation was going nowhere fast... that was a month ago
he told me they were into it for $124 and the fully expected to get full price for it
my response was that it was dying a thousand deaths on eBay after it sat on a lot at mb pompano and the were way out of the selling market...
***** salesman said "we have had SEVERAL offers significantly higher than yours"
conversation was going nowhere fast... that was a month ago
RS pricing seems to be like the housing market, always those that refuse to accept reality and wind up chasing the market down or filing BK. Smart people know to take a loss and move on.
And just like housing the RS market is infested with the vermin otherwise known as flippers.
03-03-2010, 09:50 PM
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And if you don't pay their exorbitant price and pay "market" of let's say $100k, you have $30k in your pocket to pay for multiple anythings to go wrong.
No personal offense meant, but never understood all the worry over a dealer "standing behind" a purchase.
1. These cars are so durable and trouble free.
2. I carry max deductible on all my insurance because I never intend to use it. Because people are sooo scared of the unknown and it's perceived likelihood, insurance companies always have some of the biggest buildings in town!
Do your homework upfront, drive intelligently, enjoy, relax. That's my thought (and don't pay some crazy amount for baseless fears!)
No personal offense meant, but never understood all the worry over a dealer "standing behind" a purchase.
1. These cars are so durable and trouble free.
2. I carry max deductible on all my insurance because I never intend to use it. Because people are sooo scared of the unknown and it's perceived likelihood, insurance companies always have some of the biggest buildings in town!
Do your homework upfront, drive intelligently, enjoy, relax. That's my thought
(and don't pay some crazy amount for baseless fears!)I think in the case of our friends at Boardwalk, they probably own the car too high and are hoping to retail their way out of it. Whatever....that's their business.
Market values are pretty easy to find out, so whether they paid 120,000 for it or the owner's grandpop gave it to him for free, it's worth what it's worth. Probably 110 give or take.
