[ZR1] Thinking Of Selling My 2011 CR ZR1
12-28-2010, 09:52 AM
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Thinking Of Selling My 2011 CR ZR1
CR ZR1 2011,Cashmere,Chrome Wheel's,MSRP 124,900, 5,000 Mile,s,Bone Stock-EX COM.,Nav Commander. How Much would it be worth? Perfect,No Mark's. ( Just Thinking!!!!!!! )
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12-28-2010, 10:25 AM
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Think again as new 2010s are going for around $100K. Seems like that would mean your 2011 would net something less. I would keep it or be willing to take somewhat of a whacking in a quick sale.
12-28-2010, 10:39 AM
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12-28-2010, 10:53 AM
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no offense but prepare to lose your britches on it. unless you got a hell of a deal to start with.
anytime gm offers 0 percent for a long period on their higher end cars it always drops the bottom out of the pricing for them when it comes time to resale. seen it happen with z06's as well as new cts-v's
anytime gm offers 0 percent for a long period on their higher end cars it always drops the bottom out of the pricing for them when it comes time to resale. seen it happen with z06's as well as new cts-v's
12-28-2010, 12:40 PM
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no offense but prepare to lose your britches on it. unless you got a hell of a deal to start with.
anytime gm offers 0 percent for a long period on their higher end cars it always drops the bottom out of the pricing for them when it comes time to resale. seen it happen with z06's as well as new cts-v's
anytime gm offers 0 percent for a long period on their higher end cars it always drops the bottom out of the pricing for them when it comes time to resale. seen it happen with z06's as well as new cts-v's
Expect to lose your shorts in the process.
12-28-2010, 01:00 PM
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I agree with the others. You'll take a beating.
Obviously if something has happened in your life that you need to do this, that's understandable and you need to do what you need to do.
If that's not the case, I think you'd be nuts to sell it. You paid good money for the car. Enjoy it for a while.
Obviously if something has happened in your life that you need to do this, that's understandable and you need to do what you need to do.
If that's not the case, I think you'd be nuts to sell it. You paid good money for the car. Enjoy it for a while.
12-28-2010, 02:57 PM
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no offense but prepare to lose your britches on it. unless you got a hell of a deal to start with.
anytime gm offers 0 percent for a long period on their higher end cars it always drops the bottom out of the pricing for them when it comes time to resale. seen it happen with z06's as well as new cts-v's
anytime gm offers 0 percent for a long period on their higher end cars it always drops the bottom out of the pricing for them when it comes time to resale. seen it happen with z06's as well as new cts-v's
12-28-2010, 07:26 PM
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12-28-2010, 10:05 PM
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IF resale were strong and IF the buyer had bought for a low price relative to the market THEN it might be possible to sell for about what you paid for the car.
If this were the case then the 5000 miles and time owned would be at little or no cost. It all depends on resale. If resale is weak or very weak then this strategy would not work.
Kind of like flipping a car. The fly in the ointment here would be the low cost financing and general condition of unsold '10s etc.
12-29-2010, 09:59 AM
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I have been keeping an eye on the market. Thye seems tro be asking around $100k for ones similar to yours, but they are not selling for this. I would expect your to seel for $92 - $97K.
Good luck.
Good luck.
12-29-2010, 02:10 PM
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12-29-2010, 02:52 PM
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One Forum member recently (past month) sold his 2010 car for around $85k with 9000 miles...it wouldn't sell on the Forum...a reseller bought it...said to be close to perfect...and presently available...under $90k.
Another Spring Mt. car, (2010) is available for very low 90's with 9000 miles...it's been for sale for awhile...probably not perfect...
In my opinion, your car is worth more than both of these, they are 'twins' to your car...You have fewer miles...you have a 2011 car...and your car is perfect as well.
How much more is the agreed price where a sale will take place...
Your main competition are new cars with 0% financing...if/when 2011 cars are offered with this financing, it might be hard to get 90's for a used car...New ones $100k and $113k for 2010 and 2011...possibly less...it's Winter...Everywhere this year...
One small point...a new 2010 or 2011 car comes with Drivers' School...it's worth something too.
Some points in your favor, you have a perfect car with few miles, and you may be willing to 'deal'...and it is already broken-in!!!
Finally, I LOVE your car...The BEST color of many great colors available...in my opinion...
I actually hope you choose to keep it...
Another Spring Mt. car, (2010) is available for very low 90's with 9000 miles...it's been for sale for awhile...probably not perfect...
In my opinion, your car is worth more than both of these, they are 'twins' to your car...You have fewer miles...you have a 2011 car...and your car is perfect as well.
How much more is the agreed price where a sale will take place...
Your main competition are new cars with 0% financing...if/when 2011 cars are offered with this financing, it might be hard to get 90's for a used car...New ones $100k and $113k for 2010 and 2011...possibly less...it's Winter...Everywhere this year...
One small point...a new 2010 or 2011 car comes with Drivers' School...it's worth something too.
Some points in your favor, you have a perfect car with few miles, and you may be willing to 'deal'...and it is already broken-in!!!
Finally, I LOVE your car...The BEST color of many great colors available...in my opinion...
I actually hope you choose to keep it...
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12-29-2010, 03:07 PM
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BTW, it sold for $89K
mpizz, good luck selling your 2011 C6ZR1
12-29-2010, 03:26 PM
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All you guys need to move to Texas where prices are still high. I'm glad I was just thinking Cause you'll are killing me with your comment's!!!!! I will think No More! It get's me in trouble!
MIKE
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12-29-2010, 03:50 PM
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99,600 and walk away?....... if you are serious about selling and not just feeling things out I do not think you will see much if any more than that.
Not with a brand new 2010's at 0% available at the same price and virtually the same car.
Still I wish you absolute best and hope that you are considering this sale because you have your eyes on a new toy and loosing money means nothing to you.
Doug
Not with a brand new 2010's at 0% available at the same price and virtually the same car.
Still I wish you absolute best and hope that you are considering this sale because you have your eyes on a new toy and loosing money means nothing to you.
Doug
12-29-2010, 05:33 PM
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99,600 and walk away?....... if you are serious about selling and not just feeling things out I do not think you will see much if any more than that.
Not with a brand new 2010's at 0% available at the same price and virtually the same car.
Still I wish you absolute best and hope that you are considering this sale because you have your eyes on a new toy and loosing money means nothing to you.
Doug
Not with a brand new 2010's at 0% available at the same price and virtually the same car.
Still I wish you absolute best and hope that you are considering this sale because you have your eyes on a new toy and loosing money means nothing to you.
Doug
MIKE