Price range on a used S2K
03-23-2004, 10:30 AM
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Donno about the price of an 00, but a silverstone 04 with funky custom rugs and coiloveres and a mugen exhaust goes for about $32K around here...
I think that there is already one such car with about 45k km on it.....
I think that there is already one such car with about 45k km on it.....
03-23-2004, 10:37 AM
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Originally posted by PLYRS 3
ok, let's try and help the guy out....
marc, the price swing on the board is usually $5,000.
for example, somone will say that car X is worth 30,000 and then i'll chime and say it's worth 25,000.
hence the reluctance to post in this thread.
nonetheless, if you have some specific examples, share them here and we'll try and help you out.
ok, let's try and help the guy out....
marc, the price swing on the board is usually $5,000.
for example, somone will say that car X is worth 30,000 and then i'll chime and say it's worth 25,000.
hence the reluctance to post in this thread.
nonetheless, if you have some specific examples, share them here and we'll try and help you out.
03-23-2004, 10:47 AM
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Originally posted by PLYRS 3
any accessories on the car?
typically: front lip, rear spoiler, alarm, cd changer, etc....all this stuff is worth something.
any accessories on the car?
typically: front lip, rear spoiler, alarm, cd changer, etc....all this stuff is worth something.
03-23-2004, 10:54 AM
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all that stuff is worth about $500-700.
if you're truly serious, tell 'em you'll buy it NOW for $29K....see what they say.
personally, i always base my used prices in relation to new.
i.e. i'd rather pay 50,000 (less some sort of discount) than $32,000 for a 4-5 year old car.
we're talking $18K + taxes difference - but everyone's situation is different.
good luck!!
if you're truly serious, tell 'em you'll buy it NOW for $29K....see what they say.
personally, i always base my used prices in relation to new.
i.e. i'd rather pay 50,000 (less some sort of discount) than $32,000 for a 4-5 year old car.
we're talking $18K + taxes difference - but everyone's situation is different.
good luck!!
03-23-2004, 11:06 AM
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Originally posted by PLYRS 3
all that stuff is worth about $500-700.
if you're truly serious, tell 'em you'll buy it NOW for $29K....see what they say.
personally, i always base my used prices in relation to new.
i.e. i'd rather pay 50,000 (less some sort of discount) than $32,000 for a 4-5 year old car.
we're talking $18K + taxes difference - but everyone's situation is different.
good luck!!
all that stuff is worth about $500-700.
if you're truly serious, tell 'em you'll buy it NOW for $29K....see what they say.
personally, i always base my used prices in relation to new.
i.e. i'd rather pay 50,000 (less some sort of discount) than $32,000 for a 4-5 year old car.
we're talking $18K + taxes difference - but everyone's situation is different.
good luck!!
03-23-2004, 11:09 AM
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Have you checked out hardtopguy yet? http://www.hardtopguy.com/store/customer/home.php
I don't know what they can do in Canada, but he might have some ideas. They are advertising a new 2004 S' for $30,995 USD
I don't know what they can do in Canada, but he might have some ideas. They are advertising a new 2004 S' for $30,995 USD