kaansahbaz

How much? Tell us about your ride milage year condition etc

-BTT-

It all depends on how long you're willing to wait. I just paid top $ for mine (with mods) and I think the guy had been holding firm on his price for many months. I was willing to pay more because I knew I wanted most of those mods anyway and adding them myself would have cost more.

If you want top $, I'd suggest watching the market (craigslist, autotrader, yahoo autos, carsdirect) for a week or more and track the asking prices. I have a spreadsheet of 31 S2Ks that were for sale a few months back that I can send you if that would help. PM me if you want it.

TougeHorseman

I would pay the $20 for a membership here, post it up for a thousand less than blue book, or some reasonable price and call it a done deal.

buzzman3

It was traded for $15,000, which is really good considering there were some cosmetics that needed attention. It had 48,200 miles on it and it was a 2006 and never raced or modded.

The things that needed to be fixed were...

1. Rear bumper (neighbor scuffed it on the towhook door)... repaint only needed.

2. Windshield has a long crack from the left side to the right side.

3. Front bumper is scraped because of tapping high parking curbs.

4. Needed a new battery since it was having a hard time starting.

5. Passenger door has a kinda long scratch from a metal pole jumping up and hitting the door.

6. Passenger's seat has a nice tear on it (kinda big).

Besides that it was a great car and the clutch still felt like new.

KBB said the trade-in was worth $16,000 if there were no cosmetic problems.

BTW, I got a 2009 Nissan 370Z Touring w/the sports package and navi unit

kaansahbaz

It was traded for $15,000, which is really good considering there were some cosmetics that needed attention. It had 48,200 miles on it and it was a 2006 and never raced or modded.

The things that needed to be fixed were...

1. Rear bumper (neighbor scuffed it on the towhook door)... repaint only needed.

2. Windshield has a long crack from the left side to the right side.

3. Front bumper is scraped because of tapping high parking curbs.

4. Needed a new battery since it was having a hard time starting.

5. Passenger door has a kinda long scratch from a metal pole jumping up and hitting the door.

6. Passenger's seat has a nice tear on it (kinda big).

Besides that it was a great car and the clutch still felt like new.

KBB said the trade-in was worth $16,000 if there were no cosmetic problems.

BTW, I got a 2009 Nissan 370Z Touring w/the sports package and navi unit
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Good pick up!! Thanks for the info! Enjoy your new ride bro

g0g3tt4

LOL i Paid more because it was modded. You never know.