very true. a lot easier to sell when it's warm out.
Vehicle valuations. Are sellers dreaming? Or am I dreaming?
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LOL, not looking to steal anyone's car. I'm looking for advice, that's all. And obviously, that one car I found on eBay does not establish the entire market valuation. I only posted one example, but there were more.
Anyway, I'm just trying to gauge the marketplace. Thanks
Meh, you still copied Hybred. Lol
She who does not exist shall not have her name spoken . It's fine.....I mean what guy in their late 30's doesn't have Bieber fever anyway?
. It's fine.....I mean what guy in their late 30's doesn't have Bieber fever anyway?
Who and what is "Bieber fever?"
Well you put Justin Bieber in my avatar so...by default I got the feva.
Check the Market. LOTS of WTB threads, not a lot of FS threads. And sellers are asking $36k to $41k for 2010 to 2012 models.
To your OP, this seems to be a sellers market at the moment
To your OP, this seems to be a sellers market at the moment
Hahahahaha, I didn't notice that. I just looked for something fitting.
I almost don't want to post it, because I think I might go scoop it up once insurance writes me a check for my totaled vette.... but here it is. http://fayetteville.craigslist.org/cto/5992733610.html
HRE wheels and color combo are a major bonus to me. But yes values of C6 corvettes and Gt500's have been getting slammed lately.
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HRE wheels and color combo are a major bonus to me. But yes values of C6 corvettes and Gt500's have been getting slammed lately.
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Pulled some quick info, this is what dealers are paying for them at auction. I pulled info on 2011 and 2014 so you can gauge the difference.
Imagine that a buyer wants to get a gt500 for a steal and to back up his claim of value he post one from an auction site.
Auction sell: did the sell go through? Was the reserve hit, what was reserve? Was it a salvaged title?
Nice low mile 07-09 gt500 still getting low 30's retail.
10 gets new body same drivetrain. Low 30's unless 75k+ miles then in 20's
11/12 al block 5.4, 100lbs less weight low to high 30's depending on condition.
13/14 5.8 much more power stock still mid 40's I believe.
The c6z also is in the mid to high 30 range as well.
Auction sell: did the sell go through? Was the reserve hit, what was reserve? Was it a salvaged title?
Nice low mile 07-09 gt500 still getting low 30's retail.
10 gets new body same drivetrain. Low 30's unless 75k+ miles then in 20's
11/12 al block 5.4, 100lbs less weight low to high 30's depending on condition.
13/14 5.8 much more power stock still mid 40's I believe.
The c6z also is in the mid to high 30 range as well.
Pulled some quick info, this is what dealers are paying for them at auction. I pulled info on 2011 and 2014 so you can gauge the difference.
OP
Take a look at Ave retail above. 14: 47500, 11: 36800.
Take a couple thousand off each price to get fair market value.
As you can see the 11 is still at 35k and the 13/14 will be 46k.
Wait, what? You totaled your Vette???!!!
It almost lasted two weeks, then I got rear ended when I was dead stopped by a dude doing 40. He was in an early 2000's Mercedes wagon so I am just happy I survived. The car is mangled.
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It almost lasted two weeks, then I got rear ended when I was dead stopped by a dude doing 40. He was in an early 2000's Mercedes wagon so I am just happy I survived. The car is mangled.
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Man that sucks. I saw in your thread you said it was totaled. I wondered what happened. People suck.
yes, 07-09s get high 20s low 30s.
my 07 was clean as hell, 25k miles, sold for $30k
I believe they are still dropping in price. 11/12 will get mid to high 30s. 13/14 still at 50++
Who cares what they think it is worth? If you know it is worth less, be amicable and honest. Recognize what they are asking, then level with them and do it a humble way. Make a square offer and if it doesn't meet, then move on.
That is the nature of any deal, you need to try to find a price you can both live with. Generally speaking you are going to think you can get a great car for less than you really can, and generally most sellers think they can sell for top dollar.
Good luck.
That is the nature of any deal, you need to try to find a price you can both live with. Generally speaking you are going to think you can get a great car for less than you really can, and generally most sellers think they can sell for top dollar.
Good luck.
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