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My new 2015 Laguna Blue has been shipped. Please call me if interested. Serious offers only. Was asking $42,000. Down to $40,000.
More info on my website. Only 23,000 Miles, title on hand.
This is my personal car. I own a car dealership. Pictures were taken there. It is a one owner. Brand new condition. Over 30 pictures on my website.
My new 2015 Laguna Blue has been shipped. Please call me if interested. Serious offers only. Was asking $42,000. Down to $40,000.
More info on my website. Only 23,000 Miles, title on hand.
This is my personal car. I own a car dealership. Pictures were taken there. It is a one owner. Brand new condition. Over 30 pictures on my website.
Not to interfere in your thread, it looks to be a very nice car, but your price will most likely have to drop a lot to sell it.
Low to Mid $30's and I think it may get some interest being its a 2006.
Good Luck.
Low 30's would probably be too cheap. I have been watching prices a lot because I am in the market and mid 30's is where I would start thinking about it.
For what its worth I'm local to you and I like the car. However I had one over this summer that I sold at Corvettes at Carlisle identical to yours with 4k more miles... even had the chrome spiders LOL!
However the market is not where we would all like it to be. For example the 2007 Atomic orange 15k mile car selling for $37k would project the price for your car to be low 30's. I'm a local cash buyer NO BS type. If you really want to sell the car and understanding what it would do at Manheim or another auction I'm ready to buy TODAY at the RIGHT PRICE!
Although its never been harder to sell a late model vette, I don't understand all the unsolicited "overpriced" comments for such a nice clean 1 owner Z. Retail value on the car is over 41k+, while trade-in is over 39k on kbb. If the seller finds the right buyer who particularly wants the AO color and chrome spyders that car is worth 40k. He should be able to "settle" for high 30s all day.
Although its never been harder to sell a late model vette, I don't understand all the unsolicited "overpriced" comments for such a nice clean 1 owner Z. Retail value on the car is over 41k+, while trade-in is over 39k on kbb. If the seller finds the right buyer who particularly wants the AO color and chrome spyders that car is worth 40k. He should be able to "settle" for high 30s all day.
KBB doesn't reflect what prices the transactions are taking place at and seems inflated on these. Sometimes it goes the other way--I absolutely cannot find an older base C6 for KBB private party price. But in In a week of searching for a Z06, I was able to find 2006 with 26k miles for $35k, and 2006 with 7k miles for $38.9k. Not the best deals ever, but very fair to both sides and in line with what I saw on eBay for sold cars and here for closed threads where the cars actually sold. But we shouldn't be derailing this thread with price talk. OP has a beautiful car and is free to sell it or not sell it however he wishes, whether that involves dropping the price to move it quickly or staying firm and looking for a buyer who wants the exact car he has.
No offense but I just called KBB... they wouldn't buy my car despite I was clearly THOUSANDS less than what they said it was worth.
However in the MARKET/Forums/Craigslist/Autotrader... you will find low 30's is where the car WILL SELL for.... unless you want to keep it for 6months or more, but then it gets another model year older... the C7Z06s will be coming along used and cheaper, so will ZR1's and mini vans. Then sell for the justified price point you would get offered now
Voicing your opinion in this way is a big NO NO on this forum. You shouldn't be saying what you are here. If I was the OP I'd ask the monitor to remove these comments.
02-18-2015, 03:29 PM
Need to sell 2006 Z06..Best Offer
