2001 Z06 YELLOW 80k $18,500 or $16,500
09-29-2012, 04:29 PM
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2001 Z06 YELLOW 80k $18,500 or $16,500
SOLD!! SOLD!! SOLD!!
2001 Yellow Z06 just over 80000 miles.
NEW chrome wheels 18"x 9" ft, 19"x 11" rr, Hankook tires.
If you want it without the new wheels and tires, with the orig wheels and worn tires $16500.
Does nothing wrong, orig paint,a few normal road chips. I just need more space. Please see the add. Thanks
Scott
http://nh.craigslist.org/cto/3296817025.html
2001 Yellow Z06 just over 80000 miles.
NEW chrome wheels 18"x 9" ft, 19"x 11" rr, Hankook tires.
If you want it without the new wheels and tires, with the orig wheels and worn tires $16500.
Does nothing wrong, orig paint,a few normal road chips. I just need more space. Please see the add. Thanks
Scott
http://nh.craigslist.org/cto/3296817025.html
Last edited by SCOTTVETTE1989; 11-03-2012 at 02:22 PM. Reason: SOLD
10-08-2012, 04:42 PM
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you're the seller, buyers vote on what is or is not a good deal
would probably go about 14k.
i have discussions with buyers/sellers almost daily and the majority of driver cars sell at edmunds dealer retail. some guys get down to private or trade in which i personally find amazing.
that's private party cash of course. dealers are a different story
in your case that's 14.2k with stock wheels etc. sell your other set for whatever they will fetch and you'll have a decent wad of cash
if you used the forum to get a selling idea...that's hard to do. a large percentage of c5 sellers really don't care if they sell the car or not. they price it above book and see what happens. if you actually want to sell your car it would be time to start talking with potential buyers and collecting offers. if you're actually trying to sell a car and playing let's make a deal with buyers it should take less than a month at the very most.
that said, a lot of c5 action is in low mile mint cars at the moment. figure a 30k mile 2002 Z will go for 20k, 19k on a good deal and guys start thinking, man for a few $$ more i can get this mint like new car. that of course is why wheeling and dealing is a great way to move the higher mile cars
would probably go about 14k.
i have discussions with buyers/sellers almost daily and the majority of driver cars sell at edmunds dealer retail. some guys get down to private or trade in which i personally find amazing.
that's private party cash of course. dealers are a different story
in your case that's 14.2k with stock wheels etc. sell your other set for whatever they will fetch and you'll have a decent wad of cash
if you used the forum to get a selling idea...that's hard to do. a large percentage of c5 sellers really don't care if they sell the car or not. they price it above book and see what happens. if you actually want to sell your car it would be time to start talking with potential buyers and collecting offers. if you're actually trying to sell a car and playing let's make a deal with buyers it should take less than a month at the very most.
that said, a lot of c5 action is in low mile mint cars at the moment. figure a 30k mile 2002 Z will go for 20k, 19k on a good deal and guys start thinking, man for a few $$ more i can get this mint like new car. that of course is why wheeling and dealing is a great way to move the higher mile cars
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10-08-2012, 06:26 PM
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St. Jude Donor '09-'10-'11
with the above poster, although i was/am leaning towards a 15K offer for this particular car with the stock wheels (I am fairly local in CT).Agreed, sell the aftermarket rims separately.
It is a rock and a hard place right now for the '01zs, IMHO.
02s Zs with similar mileage are selling at the 16+ to 17K range. I am considering one down in FL right now, being offered by CF Member OpCode.
Plus not the best time of year to sell....but great time to buy!
Best of luck with the sale!
10-08-2012, 07:56 PM
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and this is exactly what a sale should look like. guy offers 14.2, seller counters with 15k. buyer says will you meet in the middle and you either do the 14.6 or hold 15, sellers choice depending on if you'll let the guy walk or not if he refuses
10-08-2012, 08:18 PM
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Market???
Scott
10-10-2012, 02:23 AM
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10-10-2012, 05:49 PM
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im trying to sell my car so i can get into a z06 and only receive trades or complete low *****. so i know how you feel right now
10-10-2012, 07:41 PM
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myself and the other other member bantering about price in this thread and what the op said back should help it sell. i know if i was thinking about this car, read the thread and saw it all....i would call in a minute.
having spoken with around half a dozen potential buyers including myself most of us are looking at c6s and the one holdout who was after a c5 made an offer and never heard from the guy again. most of us were not against c5's just didn't want to deal with owners quoting kbb
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