iwantaz123

iTrader: (17)

Okay I have a 2003 nissan 350z touring edition without navigation. I have 19 inch rims (rpm505) with toyo t-1 tires (80 percent tread left) and a tv screen, 2-10 inch subs, an amp. The car is black on black with a fresh new paint job. The car does have a SALVAGE TITLE, because i bought it smashed and fixed it up. It has about 39,000 miles on it. HOW MUCH DO YOU THINK I SHOULD LIST THE CAR AT TO SELL IT!!??!?!? any help i would greatly appreciate!
Thanks,
brett

glowz825

Its hard to say how much you can get for it With a salvage title, maybe 20K.

181 BluZ

I;m not an expert on this but I think around 20k sounds resonable

Nexx

iTrader: (41)

best thing to do is remove all mods and sell them. then sell the car accordingly. its easier to sell stock and you'll get the most out of the aftermarket parts.

iwantaz123

iTrader: (17)

it was also completely fixed up by a mechanic at gandrud nissan!!! Most parts were bought from the dealership! Let me know what you guys think, or let me know if anybody is interested in buying the car!!

davidv

iTrader: (2)

List it for Blue Book. A prospective buyer will make a counter offer. You have to decide what is the minimum you are willing to accept.

iwantaz123

iTrader: (17)

please help me, the car has a salvage title but was completely repaired by a mechanic that works at gandrud nissan here in green bay. please let me know what you would list the car at in order to start selling it, or what you think i could sell it for.

MagicPie

No, way 20K and a salvaged title
Mint 03 touring with low miles can be picked up from a private seller for close to that price

Also very few banks if any will finance a Salvage title, so unless someone has cash and doesnt go to the trouble to search the title I wouldnt expect more then 15K... but am no expert

iwantaz123

iTrader: (17)

thanks for the help....keep it coming!

Spideynw

10-15k max. Good luck.

Wired 24/7

iTrader: (2)

Personally I would pay at most about 50% of blue book retail for a salvaged title... and when the seller doesn't want to negotiate (makes comments such as "it's as good as new blah blah" I just laugh at them and say "well then, hope you find a sucker"

Mike Wazowski

iTrader: (113)

1/2 of Kelly Blue Book listed as poor condition is what the average for any car with a salvaged title. Probably cost more to fix it in the first place than it will sell for.

iwantaz123

iTrader: (17)

yeah, i put a lot of money into it to make sure it was fixed up the right way adn by a professional...thanks for the advice, keep it coming please

Gators2001

iTrader: (12)

damn, bro good luck

Nic@CiNcity

iTrader: (93)

In my opinion, an 03 with 5k miles in 100% perfect condition is MAYBE worth $20k... For salvage and already fixed and "looking new", I'd say under $15k at best. Just my opinion again.

Mewantbfp

I am a dealer and i sell alot of salvaged cars in your case i would make sure i have all the invoices for the repairs that were done to it. And then i would carfax it myself to see what the accident was (as this is what the buyer will see) if the car is actually as perfect as you say. Then it will sell quicker but if it had water damage you will get a lot less unless you completely replaced the wiring. Also if it has been fixed then it better have a rebuilt title and not just a salvage title because if its only salavge most people arent going to buy it. I would say sell it anywhere from 12,500 to 16,000 because your mileage isnt too great and the 03 had alot of problems that needed the warranty to fix (which you dont have). I personally own a rebuilt title Z and its perfect but i only had the driver door replaced and its an 05 with only 8,000 miles on it in a few years ill still probably sell it for 20 or a little over. And as for your aftermarket stuff your better to just sell that off and take it back to stock. Good luck

bofa

iTrader: (23)

$10k

willha418

iTrader: (3)

12k - 15k sounds perfect if the car has low miles..

davidv

iTrader: (2)

I want you to get the best price possible, but the salvage title is a detriment. List the car for $20,000 for two weeks...

$18,000 for two weeks...

$16,000 for two weeks...

and so on until you get a bite. As I mentioned, what happens if a buyer offers $14,000? Will you accept the offer?

Zmazing03

iTrader: (9)

I would say 13-16k without the mods. Mods really don't raise value despite what you spent on them. And, salvage titles are very bad for selling.

Any reason why you are selling it? If its to get another Z, I would just keep that one since you spent the money to fix it up and the miles aren't too high -- right around mine.