Need help appraising a 2003 convertible
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4th Gear
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Need help appraising a 2003 convertible
Hey guys,
I'm new to these forums and don't post much. I don't even own a corvette, I just love them.
My girlfriend's father owns one and is looking to trade it in for a newer model and I'm just trying to gauge whether it would be in his best interest to trade it in or sell it private party.
He has a 2003 white convertible with leather and 6 speed. It has 1,6xx miles on it and ZERO blemishes. It has the anniversary flag but it's not the anniversary edition (the red one).
Any ideas what this would sell for?
Thanks,
Matt
I'm new to these forums and don't post much. I don't even own a corvette, I just love them.
My girlfriend's father owns one and is looking to trade it in for a newer model and I'm just trying to gauge whether it would be in his best interest to trade it in or sell it private party.
He has a 2003 white convertible with leather and 6 speed. It has 1,6xx miles on it and ZERO blemishes. It has the anniversary flag but it's not the anniversary edition (the red one).
Any ideas what this would sell for?
Thanks,
Matt
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From: Wesley Chapel, FL Las Vegas, NV
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Best of Luck with the sale.
Racer
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Car is worth what the market will pay. You can always come down in price until you meet the m,rket or the market neets you.
My first suggestion would be to get a trade price at the dealers and that will provide tyou with your "bottom line"
Advertise it at $32500 and see if you get any takers.
Otherwise we are all just guessing
All you need is the right person.
PS not a good season to sell Verts tho.
You can always come down in price until you meet the m,rket or the market neets you.My first suggestion would be to get a trade price at the dealers and that will provide tyou with your "bottom line"
Advertise it at $32500 and see if you get any takers.
Otherwise we are all just guessing
All you need is the right person.
PS not a good season to sell Verts tho.
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I would guess 30k given the low miles and what little I know about it. To trade in this time of year and not knowing where he is, ( please fill out your forum profile) it could almost be a give away to dealer if in the snow country. Try to provide more info as the people here can really nail it for you it given a little more info on location & season it will be for sale. 
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From: henderson nevada
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4th Gear
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Well I found out the dealership is offering 32k for the car.
Between the tax savings on whatever new car he gets, the ease of a trade in and the minimal difference of a private sale, it looks like he's gonna trade it in.
Thanks for the comments guys.
Between the tax savings on whatever new car he gets, the ease of a trade in and the minimal difference of a private sale, it looks like he's gonna trade it in.
Thanks for the comments guys.