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Need Help with LT4 value
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From: Good health is merely the slowest possible rate at which one can die
St. Jude Donor '04-'05-'06-'07
I've seen prices for these all over the place. I saw one with similar miles go for around $13,000 on Ebay. I was going to bid on it at the last minute and fell asleep. 
Most would ask $20,000 or more for such a car. Anything under that would be a buy, much less would be a steal. So what are they asking?
Most would ask $20,000 or more for such a car. Anything under that would be a buy, much less would be a steal. So what are they asking?
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From: Good health is merely the slowest possible rate at which one can die
St. Jude Donor '04-'05-'06-'07
Originally Posted by pookie123
They are asking 22.5K but I don't know what the cars options are. I think 20K would be a great price.
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From: San Jose Pat Tillman - American Hero
If you can get 'em down to the 20 range, you've got yourself a great deal IMO. Just have it looked over as you would a high mileage car. There is such a thing as too little use in my book...espeically when it comes to seals and anything else that can deteriorate over time.
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From: Mechanicsville Va
I watched the dealer next door unloading mine off of a flatbed in Jan 2003. It had 60K miles on it and it wasn't inspected. I bothered him every day until he got it inspected so I could drive it. He wanted $16000 and I offered $14000. He probably paid $12000 at auction, maybe less. It wouldn't hurt to test them with a low price.
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I payed $12000 for mine (he had to payoff a loan ASAP, and had been waiting a while, so I got a good deal).
A friend of mine bought a black on tan 96 for $14500.
I have seen an ad for a red LT4 around town and I think they were asking 12000 (but didn't have anything but different wheels done to it).
A friend of mine bought a black on tan 96 for $14500.
I have seen an ad for a red LT4 around town and I think they were asking 12000 (but didn't have anything but different wheels done to it).
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From: Hewitt NJ
From what I've seen low mileage LT4s are holding their value in comparison to other 92-96 C4s (not including CEs or GSs) so his asking price is not unreasonable. If the car is mint and it's the car that you want then anything int the $20-21k range would be a good offer.