What would you pay?
Sep 15, 2009, 04:46 PM
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What would you pay?
Im looking at a bone stock 06 WW SSL with 32000 miles on it. The dealer is asking 25,995, wich I wont pay. What would you guys pay for such a car? I have looked at KBB and NADA to get an Idea and just wanted to get some input. I said I wouldnt get back into the EVO thing but now I want my 3rd one lol. Thanks guys
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Sep 15, 2009, 04:57 PM
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25k is a little high to me! I'd offer a low price like 20k and see what they say. most likely they will look at you like your an idiot. but start low and work up to the price your willing to pay!
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Sep 16, 2009, 05:40 AM
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IMO Forget KBB value, the only people who use KBB is sellers when it higher than NADA and buyer its lower than NADA. NADA is suposedly based only on actual dealer sales & its what my insurance company uses to value my car if its totalled.
NADA is around 22k for the car, so that is a good ballpark of its value. Ultimately books are only a guide. Some cars will bring in more, some less depending on the vehicle condition and market at the time. Ultimately a cars value is only what the buyer is willing to pay for it and what the seller is willing to let it go for.
NADA is around 22k for the car, so that is a good ballpark of its value. Ultimately books are only a guide. Some cars will bring in more, some less depending on the vehicle condition and market at the time. Ultimately a cars value is only what the buyer is willing to pay for it and what the seller is willing to let it go for.
Sep 16, 2009, 05:55 AM
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I am a private car dealer. I have access to what the Evo wholesales for. national avg. I can tell you this. Most evo's that come through auction are in awful condition. And it is robbery to charge close to 30grand for that car.. Sounds like greed to me..
Sep 16, 2009, 07:22 AM
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offer them a price and stick with it there are many evos for sale out there so dont let this one hold you down for real. Keep looking they will call you back if you go in there seriously and attempt a decent offer not lowball. dont let the dealer bully you around
