jeff7251954

Wow, 1100 mile '04 Blk/TR Z sold last week for 35k. Really strong price even with the mileage. There clearly is a small, but present, group of individuals willing to pay up for completely stock, ultra low mile vehicles.

JerriVette

Who owns a car for 12 years and drives 1100 miles.

What a dope..

Jmo

~Josh

$55k car when new.

Sounds fair to me.

racebum

prices are sometimes all over the map, like 29-36k on that same car not just because of buyers but condition and storage. this is even more true as cars rack up the mileage.

amatuers make their single biggest mistake saying the lowest price xx year with xx mileage sold for is xxx so that's what i'm paying. they then find that and sink thousands into it to fix whats wrong

SLO VETTE

as someone who owns a garage queen and for the past ~4-6 years put barely any miles on it, let me say this: DRIVE YOUR CARS. even if for just a little bit.

if ya don't, expensive gremlins due to no driving will creep up on ya. ask me how i know....

Shakeydeal

So he paid 20K to have a piece of automotive jewelry sit in his garage for 12 years?


Sounds stupid to me.


Shakey

furious427

He prolly had a friend bid the car up high for him.

JALLEN4

I just purchased a 2002 with 4,000 miles and would not sell it for that money. There are very few ultra low mile cars that exist and starting now, those cars are going to start appreciating rapidly. Come back in five years and talk about trying to find one for less than 50 thousand.

etekberg

Maybe, maybe not. Plenty of ebay car "sales" never go through.