FAUEE

Carvana trade prices are also based on their inventory in that area. If they're desperate for sports cars in a market, they offer more. If they've got a lot in stock, they offer less.

dkpnkc

Same with trucks. I played with Carvana and CarMax with my F-150. Carvana about $30k, Carmax $34k. Then $28k each respectively 4-8 weeks later. Haven't tried in a few weeks. Not selling either at this point but fun to play with.

rnjroz

A little off my original topic, but how do you like your '05? Seems to be the year that most recommend staying away from, but I have seen a few deals out there.

jjfabs

I bought mine 3 years ago and I love the car. I have had the harmonic balancer replaced, had to repair a brake line that developed a small leak. Had the brakes done, new tires, changed the coolant, dif fluid
and of course oil changes. The car is 16 years old and performs better than any car I have owned. They do have electrical issues but I haven't had any yet, knock on wood. Any time you buy a car that is 16
years old it will have issues. Good luck.

Lee Pritchard

I'm in the same boat , i have been looking for a few months .. Best i can come up with is a 2013 A6 1lt with 72k miles on the car for 27500 ..Out the door just short of 30k after TTL and dealer fees . Clean car Fax .The car needs head light covers but the paint is very nice , the insides are super clean and needs nothing ..I have not checked the Harmonic Balancer yet but i will before buying . Car drives great , some wind nose at 75 MPH and a few rattles at low speeds on bad streets coming from the Targa top .. Two things i asked them to check before i would sign anything was a squeaking coming from the brake peddle when pressing it and very hard steering stopped or a very slow speeds , once moving it feels fine . I don't know much about the c6 cars , i know old vettes very well because i worked for GM back in the 70s and 80s .. Any info or help would be great ..