NeoTokyo

me thinks this poor guy is going to ask $6300 over book and never sell his car.

Yes the roush package does ad value but this market is horrible right now and we dont know the condition of his car.

The reason why I say start at the combined book values is because almost always people are going to want to be below book and selling it at book will take a long time. If its a roush and you sell it at standard V6 book then you have a better chance at selling it quickly.


NADA Clean retail is $6450 fully loaded but not including the roush package. Now NADA doesnt give you all the options that kbb does.

Honestly, what are you going to be happy with out of your Roush?

jthorn9

All info and book value aside it is worth what the buyer is willing to pay. So start about 1 or 2k higher than what you want and discount to that point if you need to sell it ASAP you'll obviously have to sell it for under value

mustangmike09

I bought my 04 40th Anniversary special edition w/ 33k miles for 8,500.
Your car is older, and has more miles. I think the 6,500 is a .. decent estimate.
But these cars pricing keeps dropping and dropping

jthorn9

That's the long term problem with base model mustangs they're value consistently falls