selling ny 2007 Carrera S - am i asking too much?
10-20-2013, 03:37 PM
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selling ny 2007 Carrera S - am i asking too much?
Guards red w/ black interior; Carrera II black wheels; sports chrono; power seats; Bose...
Has Cargraphis sport mufflers - no drone and they sound amazing! Also have original mufflers as well. 10k original miles I'm the second owner, car is in flawless condition. Detailed service history. $53,750. which I feel is a fair price for my car. Thanks Mike.
Mraikos@yahoo.com
Has Cargraphis sport mufflers - no drone and they sound amazing! Also have original mufflers as well. 10k original miles I'm the second owner, car is in flawless condition. Detailed service history. $53,750. which I feel is a fair price for my car. Thanks Mike.
Mraikos@yahoo.com
10-20-2013, 04:13 PM
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I can tell you that the yare going for 46k at auction so your price is pretty much right on.
10-20-2013, 04:41 PM
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It might have a better chance of selling if you became Rennlist Member and posted it in the classifieds.
Not trying to cause a problem, just some friendly advice. Good luck with your sale.
Not trying to cause a problem, just some friendly advice. Good luck with your sale.
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10-20-2013, 05:38 PM
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I think the car looks impeccable. Also, good taste in putting it together. It shouldn't be hard to sell for that price and condition. Good luck!
10-20-2013, 06:09 PM
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As a starting price, it seems about right given the very low miles and exceptional condition of the car. I love the way your car looks and I'm a fan of Red, so you just need to find the right buyer. GLWS.
10-20-2013, 06:52 PM
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I think given the miles and condition your price is correct. However, the market is the ultimate judge. If it doesn't sell in a few months (which I doubt), then you should rethink that figure. Best of luck.
10-20-2013, 06:55 PM
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Your price is fair, problem is most buyers don't mind a few more miles. And within 100 miles of me there are 55 for sale. All are 2007's of varying styles. But most are priced around $45,000 with around 25,000 miles.
Now if we include the 2005's and 2006's in the mix, there are 141 for sale. But the mileage jumps up to an average of 45,000 miles, and price drops to around $40,000 (With 22 well under $40,000 and all under 50,000 miles)
Now if we include the 2005's and 2006's in the mix, there are 141 for sale. But the mileage jumps up to an average of 45,000 miles, and price drops to around $40,000 (With 22 well under $40,000 and all under 50,000 miles)
