[Z06] Fair Market Value
Melting Slicks
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 2,001
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From: Ventura, California
There are countless buyers out there that aren't afraid of modified cars. Ask the right questions, get a feel for the seller, do your research and homework on the parts he used for his build, and there shouldn't be an issue! You can save thousands by buying someone else's project. Many times though, we all have a particular vision on what we want our car to look like, drive like, sound like, etc so it's pretty rare that the EXACT car is for sale when you're looking. I almost bought a car that had the EXACT mods I wanted to make, but the seller had swapped the flip-up headlights for cheesy aftermarket lights and I simply couldn't live with that.
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Joined: May 2011
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Hi guys!
Looking for some feedback as to what you'd consider fair market value on my 02' Z linky.
I reluctantly have it up for sale. There have been many low-ball offers of the $22k variety.
Regardless of the C7 release, this car can't be a $22k Z. What do you think?
Looking for some feedback as to what you'd consider fair market value on my 02' Z linky.
I reluctantly have it up for sale. There have been many low-ball offers of the $22k variety.
Regardless of the C7 release, this car can't be a $22k Z. What do you think?
Racer
Joined: Sep 2011
Posts: 337
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From: Orlando Florida
I agree take the mods off and sell seperate. I paid 21 for my 02 with 14k miles from the original owner back in september. The cars are nice but they arent gold. Lots were built. Kbb trade in is the max I would pay. Thats still pushing it bc kbb is overpriced. Something to consider is not everyone has 20k+ in cash. So getting an autoloan is a must. A bank isnt going to lend more than the value bc of mods.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 2,001
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From: Ventura, California
