Originally Posted by vma1788

I passed on the car. I hope it makes a great track car for someone.

A dealer is up next so i'm sure it'll get a quick clean up and relisted for more.

Honest seller and a decent car but it is just overall very neglected. For me, i'd rather spend a bit more and get something a bit nicer. I can't justify the expense for something that feels like it was treated worse than I treat my daily drivers.

I did an extensive look through on the car, removed wheels, looked under it and snapped some photos. Anyone looking for more info can PM me.

Originally Posted by vma1788

I passed on the car. I hope it makes a great track car for someone.

A dealer is up next so i'm sure it'll get a quick clean up and relisted for more.

Honest seller and a decent car but it is just overall very neglected. For me, i'd rather spend a bit more and get something a bit nicer. I can't justify the expense for something that feels like it was treated worse than I treat my daily drivers.

I did an extensive look through on the car, removed wheels, looked under it and snapped some photos. Anyone looking for more info can PM me.

Originally Posted by Bxstr

Looks like Merit may have a Pumpkin coming in.

Originally Posted by Robocop305

Yup, a dealer will probably jump on it, clean it up nicely and will probably ask another $20k for it. I like the extra goodies that it has, specially the pinned coolant lines ($$$). There is another one for sale in the marketplace but they are asking around $135k. Good luck with your search. These are hard to come by, specially in pristine condition.

Originally Posted by M&Abanker4life

Was sold last night! Was a low miler and sale price in the 270-280 range.

Originally Posted by Wonderdan

Saw this on

Originally Posted by RapidGT

This 48k-mile Carrara White .1 GT3 is on PCA Mart. Steel brakes and full leather. Priced at $135k.

https://mart.pca.org/ads/54765

VIN: WP0AC29927S792921

Originally Posted by 8Lug

There is a big catch there. While it's true that you don't pay sales tax on private party car purchases, you pay an outrageous ANNUAL registration fee which is equal to $2.89 per $100 of assessed value. The assessed value is 60% of MSRP. That means the annual registration fee (or as AZ calls it, Vehicle License Tax) on a $200k MSRP car is $3,468. The fee is reduced by 16.25% every year that the car has been registered in AZ. If you're buying a car that has been registered in AZ for a couple years, the fees dwindle down to almost nothing. But If the car has not been registered in AZ previously, you're starting from the new car assessed value and within 3 years, your total registration fees paid are probably greater than if you just paid sales tax on the purchase, like you do in most other states.

Originally Posted by vma1788

I passed on the car. I hope it makes a great track car for someone.

A dealer is up next so i'm sure it'll get a quick clean up and relisted for more.

Honest seller and a decent car but it is just overall very neglected. For me, i'd rather spend a bit more and get something a bit nicer. I can't justify the expense for something that feels like it was treated worse than I treat my daily drivers.

I did an extensive look through on the car, removed wheels, looked under it and snapped some photos. Anyone looking for more info can PM me.

Originally Posted by ky13

Sadly, $4.57 per $100 here in Northern Virginia (annual personal property tax on vehicles).

Originally Posted by jonwb

Lordy... I didn't even know something like that existed. In WI we pay sales tax upon initial registration of the vehicle (5% - 5.5% depending on county), then ~$100/yr for annual registration. So for us it's fairly painless to hang onto vehicles you don't drive too often.

Originally Posted by ky13

Sadly, $4.57 per $100 here in Northern Virginia (annual personal property tax on vehicles).

Originally Posted by ky13

Sadly, $4.57 per $100 here in Northern Virginia (annual personal property tax on vehicles).