WTB: 2007+ Trailblazer SS AWD
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No relation to these, just recently posted on TBSSOwners.
https://www.tbssowners.com/threads/0...2#post-3668042
https://www.tbssowners.com/threads/2....246606/unread
The first one (with 51k miles) is an absolute stea at 23k if still available.
https://www.tbssowners.com/threads/0...2#post-3668042
https://www.tbssowners.com/threads/2....246606/unread
The first one (with 51k miles) is an absolute stea at 23k if still available.
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No relation to these, just recently posted on TBSSOwners.
https://www.tbssowners.com/threads/0...2#post-3668042
https://www.tbssowners.com/threads/2....246606/unread
The first one (with 51k miles) is an absolute stea at 23k if still available.
https://www.tbssowners.com/threads/0...2#post-3668042
https://www.tbssowners.com/threads/2....246606/unread
The first one (with 51k miles) is an absolute stea at 23k if still available.
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Instructor
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Race Director
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From: Melbourne, FL
Like I said, it just depends what you want. Low miles and nice? They're pricey. Most of these got driven, basically every day. Mine does, lol. If you're ok with one with 150k miles and some deferred upkeep, then yeah it'll be a lot cheaper.
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From: Out Where the Buses Don't Run, Eglin AFB/ Niceville FL
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A quick nationwide search on Car Gurus netted the following:
2006 Iowa 154K miles $11K
2006 Mass 174K miles $10.5K
2006 Ohio 106K miles $20K
2007 Oregon 65K miles $26K
2007 Penn 100K miles $23.5K
2008 Ohio 83.5K miles $23.3K
These are dealer cars but FAUEE is not off target with the market.
2006 Iowa 154K miles $11K
2006 Mass 174K miles $10.5K
2006 Ohio 106K miles $20K
2007 Oregon 65K miles $26K
2007 Penn 100K miles $23.5K
2008 Ohio 83.5K miles $23.3K
These are dealer cars but FAUEE is not off target with the market.
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From: Troy & Dearborn, Michigan
Yea to get a car in the sub 20k range that is still somewhat desirable and in good shape requires 150k miles at least.
New cars go for $50k. Used cars have increased accordingly.
My dad is looking to offload his 2012 Mustang V6 Manual, and looking at the market with 75k like he has its still worth $11-12k. That's nuts. It's a 14 year old car that is nothing exceedingly special (the manual probably makes it harder to sell).
Cars are not cheap.
New cars go for $50k. Used cars have increased accordingly.
My dad is looking to offload his 2012 Mustang V6 Manual, and looking at the market with 75k like he has its still worth $11-12k. That's nuts. It's a 14 year old car that is nothing exceedingly special (the manual probably makes it harder to sell).
Cars are not cheap.
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From: South Carolina
Yea to get a car in the sub 20k range that is still somewhat desirable and in good shape requires 150k miles at least.
New cars go for $50k. Used cars have increased accordingly.
My dad is looking to offload his 2012 Mustang V6 Manual, and looking at the market with 75k like he has its still worth $11-12k. That's nuts. It's a 14 year old car that is nothing exceedingly special (the manual probably makes it harder to sell).
Cars are not cheap.
New cars go for $50k. Used cars have increased accordingly.
My dad is looking to offload his 2012 Mustang V6 Manual, and looking at the market with 75k like he has its still worth $11-12k. That's nuts. It's a 14 year old car that is nothing exceedingly special (the manual probably makes it harder to sell).
Cars are not cheap.
Indeed... a 80k mile 2017 honda civic coupe I just saw on carvana as I was checking out coupes in general... is 17 k.....they sold for about 20k new lol...
The 23k SS could probably be had for a little cheaper if serious buyer...that that's probably not a bad price if it checks out...really can't tell until you lay eyes on it.