How does a color change from original affect the value of a car?
08-07-2003, 09:09 AM
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Re: How does a color change from original affect the value of a car? (Jeff 6T9)
dude -
if a buyer gives you a hard time about the color, tell him to look for another car. It's that simple. If they're going to hassle you that much over the color, they're more than likely a "tire-kicker" anyway, or they're just looking for any angle to get you to come down on the price. If they get you rattled, they'll point out any flaw to make you feel that your car is not worth what you're asking. Stick to your guns, and if they cry about the price, the color being "incorrect," or anything else, thank them for coming to look at the car, and politely suggest that this might not be the car for them. For every knucklehead that gives you a hard time, there's a serious buyer with money in his pocket that will buy your car for what you're asking.
:iagree: Jeff6T9 said it all. I'll only add:
Your car is worth the amount of cash that's in the "opened" wallet of a buyer standing in your driveway.
if a buyer gives you a hard time about the color, tell him to look for another car. It's that simple. If they're going to hassle you that much over the color, they're more than likely a "tire-kicker" anyway, or they're just looking for any angle to get you to come down on the price. If they get you rattled, they'll point out any flaw to make you feel that your car is not worth what you're asking. Stick to your guns, and if they cry about the price, the color being "incorrect," or anything else, thank them for coming to look at the car, and politely suggest that this might not be the car for them. For every knucklehead that gives you a hard time, there's a serious buyer with money in his pocket that will buy your car for what you're asking.
:iagree: Jeff6T9 said it all. I'll only add:
Your car is worth the amount of cash that's in the "opened" wallet of a buyer standing in your driveway.
