Whachya think i could get for my car? $$$$
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KBB on a stock one is just under $12K.
Your car to the right person is probably worth in the $18K area. Like was said ask $20,000, and make sure to get $18K if thats enough to make you decided to sell. Unfortunately, mod cars take huges losses on parts, and total losses on the labor those parts took to install. Thats why I'd never sell my 96 GT. It makes 640rwhp, and you can drive it around on the street, but its not worth anything.
Your car to the right person is probably worth in the $18K area. Like was said ask $20,000, and make sure to get $18K if thats enough to make you decided to sell. Unfortunately, mod cars take huges losses on parts, and total losses on the labor those parts took to install. Thats why I'd never sell my 96 GT. It makes 640rwhp, and you can drive it around on the street, but its not worth anything.
I understand the car has alot of mods (I am not new to the car thing)BOOSTED2V said:
but it is a 2000 GT
and the car only Kellys Blue Books for $5K-6K(in excellent condition)
I wasn't trying to insult you (just staing the facts) the right buyer, yeah you may get more :biggthump
Private Party Pricing Report - Ford, Mustang
Condition Value
Excellent
$6,890
(Selected)
Good
$6,375
Fair
$5,710
1badass96gt said:
Yeah I here ya. The car is finally done and I don't want to sell it but I always look at other rides and I usually sell my cars within a year or two, and if someone has the cash I wont turn it down. I have already had 4 stangs and I am only 20 years old. I know with the right buyer I could probably get the right kinda $$$. I sold my 91' LX that had some nice mods for $6,900 and I only paid $4,200 when I bought it.
CobraSusie said:I understand the car has alot of mods (I am not new to the car thing)
but it is a 2000 GT
(in excellent condition)
Private Party Pricing Report - Ford, Mustang
Condition Value
Excellent
$6,890
(Selected)
Good
$6,375
Fair
$5,710
I am willing to bet if I even turned this car back to stock and traded it in I'd get $7,000 for it then I'd see it back on the lot for $15,000 the next day. The car is that very nice looking. :headbang:
I hate these f%&kin' threads.
Somebody posts asking for input from other members, sombody responds and then they get jumped on for their opinion.
www.kbb.com showed $10,360 when I plugged the numbers in for a 2000 GT with 55,000 miles (and I added every option I could). Adding tons of mods often does not increase it's resale value (unless you get the right buyer that's looking for exactly what you've done to the car).
For comparison, one of my friends recently bought a Real 2001 Saleen on E-bay with a built motor, twin turbos and low miles for $20,500.
Somebody posts asking for input from other members, sombody responds and then they get jumped on for their opinion.
www.kbb.com showed $10,360 when I plugged the numbers in for a 2000 GT with 55,000 miles (and I added every option I could). Adding tons of mods often does not increase it's resale value (unless you get the right buyer that's looking for exactly what you've done to the car).
For comparison, one of my friends recently bought a Real 2001 Saleen on E-bay with a built motor, twin turbos and low miles for $20,500.
CobraSusie said:
I know I am just saying that even tho the value of the car is crap there are a million people out there that would wait in line for this car even with a $15k tag on it. We have such crap looking stangs on my street were I work that sell for $13,000-20,000 on the lots and I wouldn't give them $8k for most of them. I guess I just took offense to what you said the car would go for. But I guess your just going by the book. :biggthump
COBRA GIRL YOU ARE CRAZY I JUST LOOKED AT KELLYS BLUE BOOK ON LINE AND IT SAYS 9,560 PERFECT COND BETTER CHECK YOUR BOOK :cool2:CobraSusie said:I understand the car has alot of mods (I am not new to the car thing)
but it is a 2000 GT
(in excellent condition)
I wasn't trying to insult you (just staing the facts) the right buyer, yeah you may get more :biggthump
Private Party Pricing Report - Ford, Mustang
Condition Value
Excellent
$6,890
(Selected)
Good
$6,375
Fair
$5,710
CobraSusie said:I understand the car has alot of mods (I am not new to the car thing)
but it is a 2000 GT
(in excellent condition)
I wasn't trying to insult you (just staing the facts) the right buyer, yeah you may get more :biggthump
Private Party Pricing Report - Ford, Mustang
Condition Value
Excellent
$6,890
(Selected)
Good
$6,375
Fair
$5,710
Wow, I got alot higher number ($10,360) in my zip code (and checking all options).
This is Kelly Blue Book (type in 46410 as the zip code)ROASTIN RED said:
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$6,890
(Selected)
Good
$6,375
Fair
$5,710
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