What's a fair price to offer on a 2002-2003 GT2?
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03-12-2005 | 08:42 AM
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What's a fair price to offer on a 2002-2003 GT2?
I see quite a few GT2s out there for sale. Most have low (sub 5k) mileage. The price ranges are all over the place; making it very difficult to figure out what a fair price to offer is.
What do you all think?
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What do you all think?
Thx.
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03-12-2005 | 08:54 AM
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Rockitman-
This seems like quite a range. Is there a big discrepancy in the price between 2002 and 2003s? Most of the GT2s appear to be loaded with MSRPs ranging from $179k-$199k.
If all else is equal (mileage/options), why is there such a huge range?
Where can you find a sub 5k mile GT2 for $103k. I may buy 2 of them.
Thanks.
This seems like quite a range. Is there a big discrepancy in the price between 2002 and 2003s? Most of the GT2s appear to be loaded with MSRPs ranging from $179k-$199k.
If all else is equal (mileage/options), why is there such a huge range?
Where can you find a sub 5k mile GT2 for $103k. I may buy 2 of them.
Thanks.
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03-12-2005 | 08:58 AM
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Originally posted by 02TurboX50
Rockitman-
This seems like quite a range. Is there a big discrepancy in the price between 2002 and 2003s? Most of the GT2s appear to be loaded with MSRPs ranging from $179k-$199k.
If all else is equal (mileage/options), why is there such a huge range?
Where can you find a sub 5k mile GT2 for $103k. I may buy 2 of them.
Thanks.
Rockitman-
This seems like quite a range. Is there a big discrepancy in the price between 2002 and 2003s? Most of the GT2s appear to be loaded with MSRPs ranging from $179k-$199k.
If all else is equal (mileage/options), why is there such a huge range?
Where can you find a sub 5k mile GT2 for $103k. I may buy 2 of them.
Thanks.
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03-12-2005 | 12:07 PM
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they seemed to have bottomed and asking prices are stablising. selling prices are always difficult to figure but a reasonable price would be an offer 10-15% below asking. also the winter melt off should help buffet prices somewhat. f-cars have had similar trends over the last few months too. i have noticed that lots of these cars sit in lots for months too, so i'm sure that money offers talk. good luck on your search, i think these cars are just a steal for the price.
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03-12-2005 | 01:15 PM
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Buy shanks car. It looks to be the best deal around. Plus it also seems like the guy really takes great car of his car.
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