How much could i sell my stang for?
09-27-2009, 03:36 PM
#1
2nd Gear Member
Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Boston MA
Posts: 383
How much could i sell my stang for?
I hate to say it guys, but i've been in a bit of a rut lately and i think im going to have to sell the stang to get some cash in my hands.
The car is in great condition with 58000 miles on it. The paint looks great and i've kept it washed and waxed pretty well.
The car has been regularly maintenenced. It has new brakes and rotors, and sits on new Nittos 555 drag radials.
The only problem with the car is that the throw out barring rattles a bit under load from 1800-2100 rpms, but has no effect on how the car performs.
My mods are in my sig. Thanks for the imput.
The car is in great condition with 58000 miles on it. The paint looks great and i've kept it washed and waxed pretty well.
The car has been regularly maintenenced. It has new brakes and rotors, and sits on new Nittos 555 drag radials.
The only problem with the car is that the throw out barring rattles a bit under load from 1800-2100 rpms, but has no effect on how the car performs.
My mods are in my sig. Thanks for the imput.
09-27-2009, 03:59 PM
#3
aka 'Negative Nancy'
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Ohio
Posts: 4,839
ide say if you fix the TOB 8500 is a good asking price, and 8k would be a good price to let it go
with the loud TOB, ide say 7500, and take 7....
most people dont want someone else's headache...even little things that can be fixed for a couple hundred bucks, will take a thousand bucks off the value of a car, if not more.
09-27-2009, 04:15 PM
#4
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Chicago, IL
Posts: 6,169
wow...thats a lot
ide say if you fix the TOB 8500 is a good asking price, and 8k would be a good price to let it go
with the loud TOB, ide say 7500, and take 7....
most people dont want someone else's headache...even little things that can be fixed for a couple hundred bucks, will take a thousand bucks off the value of a car, if not more.
ide say if you fix the TOB 8500 is a good asking price, and 8k would be a good price to let it go
with the loud TOB, ide say 7500, and take 7....
most people dont want someone else's headache...even little things that can be fixed for a couple hundred bucks, will take a thousand bucks off the value of a car, if not more.
09-27-2009, 05:18 PM
#7
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Join Date: Sep 2006
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wow...thats a lot
ide say if you fix the TOB 8500 is a good asking price, and 8k would be a good price to let it go
with the loud TOB, ide say 7500, and take 7....
most people dont want someone else's headache...even little things that can be fixed for a couple hundred bucks, will take a thousand bucks off the value of a car, if not more.
ide say if you fix the TOB 8500 is a good asking price, and 8k would be a good price to let it go
with the loud TOB, ide say 7500, and take 7....
most people dont want someone else's headache...even little things that can be fixed for a couple hundred bucks, will take a thousand bucks off the value of a car, if not more.
09-27-2009, 05:50 PM
#9
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I know that they lose value but if youve been watching the KBB Mustangs have significantly dropped in value in the last year and a half to 2 years. I blame the whole fuel issue for the most part but I think KBB got a little crazy with just how low they dropped the values. I bought my car for $8500 with 67k miles 2 years ago and KBB now values it around 5k I believe, thats just ridiculous. Especially when 10 year old honda civics are still fetching 5k-6k.
09-27-2009, 05:51 PM
#10
Go Texas!!!
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Lincoln, NE
Posts: 4,613
In my area if I saw a 2002 GT with 58k, it would be somewhere between $8-10k. Dealers would be at the 10k mark and private would be around $8k. I think you should be happy with getting anywhere from $7.5-8.5k.