I saw a similar thread, and it got me thinking since I'm going to sell my car in the next month or so. I bought it last August for $21,000, I am the second owner. It's a 2002 sebring silver with black interior, 25,000 miles, bone stock (except a shift knob) and it has a rear spoiler.. It also has an OEM hardtop. The car is virtually flawless in and out, it has normal wear and tear but no serious marks anywhere. Tires are at about 50% tread, and practically new OEM wheels. Car sounds good, brakes are fine, oil was just changed.

What should I ask for it? I was thinking of asking around $20,000 and maybe offering around $1,000 for negotiation. I need to get the most I can for it, but I definitely need to get rid of it in the next few months.

Matt

 

www.kbb.com

 

www.nada.com

 

 

... i didnt even realize that. It stands for National Automobile Dealers Association, its a site like Kelly blue book though. Its like an oxymoron. You go to a site called nada to find the value of your car.

 

If your not in a hurry go ahead and ask your price. It sounds like a very nice car with relativley low miles and the hardtop is a plus.
I think I'd take the HT off then use this as a bargaining tool for anyone who seems to be interested and maybe even get a little extra.
Initial interest will come because it's a convertable.

 

Yeah, but I figure that the hardtop will be a huge selling point, and will make this car stand out from most of the other S2000's for sale.