The Value of My Z
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Sounds like a nice car, and we're actually neighbors. I'd guess $8K is about the top of the market around here for a clean, low-mileage Z like yours, maybe a bit more if you find the right buyer. Not sure black is a plus here in Florida, as it's the very last color I'd buy. Those "dealer add-ons" you listed are simply the standard features which came on a Touring model Z.
You can look on the local Craigslist, and you'll see '03 Z's listed from $5K to $11K and more, but I can safely say those at the high end aren't getting sold at those prices. Most buyers are going to stick pretty hard to the KBB value as their starting point and work down from there, so I'd give that site a try and see what you get.
You can look on the local Craigslist, and you'll see '03 Z's listed from $5K to $11K and more, but I can safely say those at the high end aren't getting sold at those prices. Most buyers are going to stick pretty hard to the KBB value as their starting point and work down from there, so I'd give that site a try and see what you get.
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Mysterio (04-06-2016)
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Dan, You have a very nice car with low mileage. Black/orange is a great color combination. You definitely want to sell this to a private party to get its maximum value. I think it will sell quickly.
The 350z is an excellent car that lasts a very long time when it is maintained properly. You should get at least $8k and probably not more than $11K. That is a lot of money for a 13 year old car.
The 350z is an excellent car that lasts a very long time when it is maintained properly. You should get at least $8k and probably not more than $11K. That is a lot of money for a 13 year old car.
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Mysterio (04-06-2016)
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It does seem that "cool" cars in my area are a bit more expensive than other areas, but my car is almost the same as your's but red and I paid 10500 for it. It's largely stock save for a strut brace and some intake mods and it had a clean carfax. Hope that helps.
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The Low Miles on an Awesome Cool 13 year old Z, in an Off Beat Desirable Color will increase the value just a little bit.
You didn't state if the Accidents were such that they appear on a CarFax, which could negate the gains made in low miles, cool color, and original stock appearance.
As for pricing strategy... How quickly do you want it gone vs. how long are you willing to market the car to get top dollar ?
Start at $10,900 see what happens... Everyone watches all the Pawn Stars / Picker shows and will want to negotiate downward, so this seems like a good starting point to get the top dollar it so deserves for being a Low Mile Survivor.
You didn't state if the Accidents were such that they appear on a CarFax, which could negate the gains made in low miles, cool color, and original stock appearance.
As for pricing strategy... How quickly do you want it gone vs. how long are you willing to market the car to get top dollar ?
Start at $10,900 see what happens... Everyone watches all the Pawn Stars / Picker shows and will want to negotiate downward, so this seems like a good starting point to get the top dollar it so deserves for being a Low Mile Survivor.
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Mysterio (04-16-2016)
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The Low Miles on an Awesome Cool 13 year old Z, in an Off Beat Desirable Color will increase the value just a little bit.
You didn't state if the Accidents were such that they appear on a CarFax, which could negate the gains made in low miles, cool color, and original stock appearance.
As for pricing strategy... How quickly do you want it gone vs. how long are you willing to market the car to get top dollar ?
Start at $10,900 see what happens... Everyone watches all the Pawn Stars / Picker shows and will want to negotiate downward, so this seems like a good starting point to get the top dollar it so deserves for being a Low Mile Survivor.
You didn't state if the Accidents were such that they appear on a CarFax, which could negate the gains made in low miles, cool color, and original stock appearance.
As for pricing strategy... How quickly do you want it gone vs. how long are you willing to market the car to get top dollar ?
Start at $10,900 see what happens... Everyone watches all the Pawn Stars / Picker shows and will want to negotiate downward, so this seems like a good starting point to get the top dollar it so deserves for being a Low Mile Survivor.
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