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Buy it if you like it. You are not going to toget advise here. It will all be biased. The GT4 owners are going to tell you great deal and you should buy it because they either over paid or if they got it for MSRP they want values to stay higher, no brainer. They are the same ones that said $20k over was great and the prices were only going to go up, hence why many flippers got stuck holding the bag. Especially the ones with late builds. There are plenty of examples of these selling for MSRP and lower for cars with less miles and with LWB's.
End of the day if it is what you want and you can afford it then buy it. If it isn't exactly what you want then keep looking. That one will still be on the market and maybe they will come down in price.
I disagree with the first paragraph but second paragraph is solid advice.
At the end of the day the OP shouldn't set on his hands too long. If they are indeed looking for a specific car that ticks the right boxes options/price wise...
That one was at toy barn. 100k msrp. It had 2 out of 4 wheels with curb rashes though. Hence the price I guess.
OP as we discussed I've seen that car on ebay and autotrader for close to a month now. Not sure why it didn't sell yet but if you do your homework it should be a no brainer. GL
edit: I just checked the build sheet on this one and it is a 06/15 production date. So a one year old car with 4k miles. I'm pretty sure you can get msrp on this one.
Pffft, curb rash? That should be pretty cheap to fix.
Buy it if you like it. You are not going to toget advise here. It will all be biased. The GT4 owners are going to tell you great deal and you should buy it because they either over paid or if they got it for MSRP they want values to stay higher, no brainer. They are the same ones that said $20k over was great and the prices were only going to go up, hence why many flippers got stuck holding the bag. Especially the ones with late builds. There are plenty of examples of these selling for MSRP and lower for cars with less miles and with LWB's.
End of the day if it is what you want and you can afford it then buy it. If it isn't exactly what you want then keep looking. That one will still be on the market and maybe they will come down in price.
Originally Posted by 9001rpm
I disagree with the first paragraph but second paragraph is solid advice.
At the end of the day the OP shouldn't set on his hands too long. If they are indeed looking for a specific car that ticks the right boxes options/price wise...
Originally Posted by konaforever
Goin2drt is the bear point of view on all prices.
I'm a cheap bastard and wouldn't want to pay over MSRP but that seems to be around the market price right now.
Pffft, curb rash? That should be pretty cheap to fix.
Sure. Not saying it is not an easy fix. Just mentioning one of the reasons why this car was advertized slightly under msrp. It is like having your bumper cover re-sprayed. For some having OEM parts modified/painted affects the resale value.
Unless owner chimes in we will never know how much it actually went for.
Talking to a few dealers it seems they want msrp on used gt4 > delivery miles and 5 to 10K above on new cars depending if buckets or no.
There are a few ones that want 20K over but those are dreaming.
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