S2KVee

Tee hee hee

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Lol.. Inside joke.. Haha

$18000 a bit too much to ask.. More realistic would be $15k. Just because it is the early model of the s2000, if it was the more desired ap2 then you would've gotten your 18.. But IMO 15 is already pushing the limit and you'll probably be sitting on the ad for a while. Good luck.. I've tried selling my 03 ap1 w/ ap2 conversion at 115k I had it listed for $13000 OBO with no bites in spring / summer season.. I ended trading it in for a value of $10k.

chViETnk

Tee hee hee

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Lol.. Inside joke.. Haha

$18000 a bit too much to ask.. More realistic would be $15k. Just because it is the early model of the s2000, if it was the more desired ap2 then you would've gotten your 18.. But IMO 15 is already pushing the limit and you'll probably be sitting on the ad for a while. Good luck.. I've tried selling my 03 ap1 w/ ap2 conversion at 115k I had it listed for $13000 OBO with no bites in spring / summer season.. I ended trading it in for a value of $10k.
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thats more then double of his mileage. i think he can get $15k for it because of low miles but then again, its silverstone lol

i just did a kbb on my car. MY00 with 47k miles. $19.5k in very good condition. lol ridiculously high. did kbb change their calculation formula?

slightly2ned

Tee hee hee

[/quote]
Lol.. Inside joke.. Haha

$18000 a bit too much to ask.. More realistic would be $15k. Just because it is the early model of the s2000, if it was the more desired ap2 then you would've gotten your 18.. But IMO 15 is already pushing the limit and you'll probably be sitting on the ad for a while. Good luck.. I've tried selling my 03 ap1 w/ ap2 conversion at 115k I had it listed for $13000 OBO with no bites in spring / summer season.. I ended trading it in for a value of $10k.
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I then saw your car with my fenders on at a local dealership in Sacramento being sold for $15K.

I literally LOL'd and LOL'd harder at the sales man when he was trying to sell me the car - he knew nothing about it but was confident that he did. When I told him, "Look man, those are my fenders from my S2000 on this car"...he quickly shut up.

S2KVee

Tee hee hee

[/quote]
Lol.. Inside joke.. Haha

$18000 a bit too much to ask.. More realistic would be $15k. Just because it is the early model of the s2000, if it was the more desired ap2 then you would've gotten your 18.. But IMO 15 is already pushing the limit and you'll probably be sitting on the ad for a while. Good luck.. I've tried selling my 03 ap1 w/ ap2 conversion at 115k I had it listed for $13000 OBO with no bites in spring / summer season.. I ended trading it in for a value of $10k.
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I then saw your car with my fenders on at a local dealership in Sacramento being sold for $15K.

I literally LOL'd and LOL'd harder at the sales man when he was trying to sell me the car - he knew nothing about it but was confident that he did. When I told him, "Look man, those are my fenders from my S2000 on this car"...he quickly shut up.
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lol, in the end it was a dealership.. so the mark up is obviously predicable...Im sure they sold it but unsure of the exact price....

S2KVee

Tee hee hee

[/quote]
Lol.. Inside joke.. Haha

$18000 a bit too much to ask.. More realistic would be $15k. Just because it is the early model of the s2000, if it was the more desired ap2 then you would've gotten your 18.. But IMO 15 is already pushing the limit and you'll probably be sitting on the ad for a while. Good luck.. I've tried selling my 03 ap1 w/ ap2 conversion at 115k I had it listed for $13000 OBO with no bites in spring / summer season.. I ended trading it in for a value of $10k.
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thats more then double of his mileage. i think he can get $15k for it because of low miles but then again, its silverstone lol

i just did a kbb on my car. MY00 with 47k miles. $19.5k in very good condition. lol ridiculously high. did kbb change their calculation formula?
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yea.. i agree my KBB value vs his kbb value will be significantly lower.. I did factor in the fact that my exterior had been converted to AP2. But at the very least, our cars are still an AP1, If i were to be in the position to purchase another s2000 and my options were...
1. 2001 Ap1 50k miles - $15,000
2. 2004 Ap2 80k miles - $15,000

I would honestly say, i would choose the 2004 model ap2 over a lower miles AP1.

It really doesn't matter how you price your car, it really depends on how fast you want it sold or how long you want to sit on the ad. You can price your car at 51k like the new hype but chances are, you would most likely not get a single serious inquiry.

madmaxblaster

$51,000 sounds about right.

dagle

I would venture to say that if it's pristine and you're patient, you'll get 15k, otherwise I would say that 12k is your realistic selling price immediately. Seasons don't really matter because if you look on craigslist, the cars are listed for sale until they're sold, sellers don't increase their price out of the blue because the weather's changed. Usually it's competition in the market place that wins the buyer, so you as the seller are either:
A) waiting for someone looking for the low mileage and the qualities your car possess
or
B) inclined to waiting for offers and choosing among them, but since it's competitive there will be someone who states that a <90k car is comparable to yours and 3k less (asking).

But then again 10k is probably the "floor price" of an S2000 these days, if I decide to let mine go this year i'll probably put it up for 10 just to let the next owner enjoy it. Lol but my car's at 4x the mileage of yours OP.