Z Selling question
I'm hoping you guys and gals can help me out with this one. Around how much should I ask for my 05 Chrome Silver Enthusiast, 6MT, with 12,000 miles? If it's any help I am located in Austin. The only reason I'm looking to sell is to buy a house. Any help would be appreciated
You can probably get no more than 23k for it, unless you have a buyer who REALLY likes the car. Since it's 07 now, the car is 2 years old. I am speaking from my experience with a recent purchase. The mileage is good on the car so good luck with the sell.
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Originally Posted by tylerdurden07
05 with only 12K huh? What model?
Last edited by TonyToca; Feb 23, 2007 at 09:01 PM.
Originally Posted by myZter
whats cars are u both getting next
Originally Posted by TonyToca
but I'd rather invest in a home instead.
Mature words right there.. I'd hate to say this, but between 22K to 25K ( highest )... If there's a carmax around where you live, see how much they'll buy it from you for.. They usually give a good price..
Originally Posted by tylerdurden07
Mature words right there.. I'd hate to say this, but between 22K to 25K ( highest )... If there's a carmax around where you live, see how much they'll buy it from you for.. They usually give a good price..
Originally Posted by TonyToca
yeah, i realized that too. At first I thought I was actually gonna sell it for less than I owed on it, but then found out at least I'll make a little something. I know carmax buys cars, but I still thought there would be a huge difference between selling to them and a private party.
Nope... I was trying to sell my 03 EVO for a while back in 05 and carmax bought it from me for 22K which was good for me.. I was pretty surprised.. You might get a really great price if your car is mint.. especially with your low mileage..
Originally Posted by tylerdurden07
Nope... I was trying to sell my 03 EVO for a while back in 05 and carmax bought it from me for 22K which was good for me.. I was pretty surprised.. You might get a really great price if your car is mint.. especially with your low mileage..
One advantage that you have is color. Silver is the most popular 350Z color.
A disadvantage is timing. Demand for sports cars will increase in the spring with warmer weather.
A disadvantage is timing. Demand for sports cars will increase in the spring with warmer weather.
Its almost coming to that demanding time...... Also, Soldiers travel from Ft. Hood to Austin just to buy cars at a non-rape rate.......... You should be able to sell that faster than you scraped your bumper
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While I don't know your economic situation, I wonder if selling the Z is your best option. It's always a hit to sell a used car, much less a used car you love! Depending on your circumstances, how about saving a little longer and rolling your car loan into the home financing? The interest becomes tax deductible and your car gets paid off at the same time!
Originally Posted by dkmura
While I don't know your economic situation, I wonder if selling the Z is your best option. It's always a hit to sell a used car, much less a used car you love! Depending on your circumstances, how about saving a little longer and rolling your car loan into the home financing? The interest becomes tax deductible and your car gets paid off at the same time!
as they always say "+1" to that!
I CAN'T WAIT TO BUY A FORD FIESTIVA WHEN I SELL THIS....
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Originally Posted by tylerdurden07
Mature words right there.. I'd hate to say this, but between 22K to 25K ( highest )... If there's a carmax around where you live, see how much they'll buy it from you for.. They usually give a good price..
Originally Posted by dkmura
While I don't know your economic situation, I wonder if selling the Z is your best option. It's always a hit to sell a used car, much less a used car you love! Depending on your circumstances, how about saving a little longer and rolling your car loan into the home financing? The interest becomes tax deductible and your car gets paid off at the same time!







