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2001 Spa 16.7K miles - $16,995.00
01-26-2007, 09:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Jamie_Murray,Jan 25 2007, 06:30 PM
Trade for a 2000 eclipse gt plus 7k? =) You'd make this boys dreams a reality! =P
Boostgreddy: Shipping to IL would be less than a grand. Even with that cost, you're getting a car in near-perfect condition for a good price.
Thanks for the bumps.
01-28-2007, 04:11 PM
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I really wouldnt call it a blowout pirce unless that is what you really think it is.
If you scroll down and look at another thread, a fellow s2ker is selling his MY03 with 6300 miles that is F/I for 19K. Now that is a "blowout" price.
If you scroll down and look at another thread, a fellow s2ker is selling his MY03 with 6300 miles that is F/I for 19K. Now that is a "blowout" price.
01-28-2007, 05:01 PM
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I suppose it's all how you look at it. Yes, his car is two years newer. If you feel that a supercharger is really worth nearly $2K and double the miles on the car, then you wouldn't see my price as all that. However, if you want a car that is about as close to stock as you can get, and that looks nearly new in and out, I feel that the price is very competitive.
None of the above matters, however, as it's ultimately up to the buyer to decide what they want to pay, and then see if I can agree to sell it at that price.
None of the above matters, however, as it's ultimately up to the buyer to decide what they want to pay, and then see if I can agree to sell it at that price.
