2007 gpw
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Originally Posted by stooken,Apr 13 2007, 03:05 PM
KBB lists my car at $27k for a MY06 @ 13k miles so you should be anywhere from $28-$29k?
It hurts to sell a car the same year you purchased it.
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Originally Posted by chickdr,Apr 13 2007, 07:56 AM
I don't know about that when dealers are selling them for $28k brand new...
It hurts to sell a car the same year you purchased it.
It hurts to sell a car the same year you purchased it.
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i was hoping 30000 but i dont think thats likely. i paid 34000 out the door in january and thought it was a good deal. maybe it wasnt. but anything more than a 4k loss i guess i'll just try and keep it.
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From: San Antonio
Originally Posted by chickdr,Apr 13 2007, 07:56 AM
I don't know about that when dealers are selling them for $28k brand new...
It hurts to sell a car the same year you purchased it.
It hurts to sell a car the same year you purchased it.
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Originally Posted by TexanS2000,Apr 13 2007, 07:18 PM
I really doubt that dealers are selling 07's for 28k. That just doesnt sound right
To the OP....Like someone previously mentioned....autotrader or cars.com are good places to put the car up for sale. I have used autotrader in the past and the national reach is great. I sold a low mileage SS Camaro a few years ago to a kid in NC (my car was exactly what he was looking for.) You are blessed being in SoCal so it should be an easy sell, especially with the GPW/red and black interior. Good luck.
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Which makes dealer invoice around $29K minus $1K holdback = $28K. I don't think many dealers are selling them @ no profit.
I just paid $27,825 for a leftover 2006 and that was afte hammering several dealers for 2 weeks until one of them relented.
I just paid $27,825 for a leftover 2006 and that was afte hammering several dealers for 2 weeks until one of them relented.
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From: Atlanta
Originally Posted by TexanS2000,Apr 14 2007, 03:18 AM
I really doubt that dealers are selling 07's for 28k. That just doesnt sound right
"for the the time being, I will sell any S2000 in stock for $28742.00 plus fees,
contact me directly at 916 997-1628"
