Opions on this price

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  1. mnauta New Member

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    Just looked at an 2003 Mach1 with 3600 miles and automatic. They were asking $22988.00 My bank told me trade in value was $19700.00

    Any suggestions what I should offer for the car?

    Manuel
  2. Crzyhrse Active Member

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    Wow, that sounds like a great price to me. I paid 23K for mine with 9,000 on it from a private owner. But I was antsy to buy one. I did'nt want to wait.
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    I say offer them about $21500 or less........ but I wouldn't go any over $22K. Paid $20K for mine this last February and it had 2000 miles on it....
  4. Mach1Run New Member

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    Got mine last week for 19.5 with 24k on it last week. However most of the others in the area were listed in the 21-22K range. Heck I almost got an 04 for 19.5 but it was a red auto instead of the yellow 5 speed I really wanted.
  5. STLShelby New Member

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    I wouldn't go more than $21,500 as long as you don't have a problem with it being an auto. The auto's have a cast crank and the manual's have a forged crank. I paid $21,700 for mine new with 32 miles on the clock with A-plan and rebates.
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    ***** what the banks say first off, you have to realize that. They're gonna quote you a whole sale price and no one, but the auctions typically, are gonna sell a car for wholesale price. Thats why its called "Trade in Value". If you want a realistic visual of what the car is worth don't play around with that Kelley Blue Book crap, get on the NADA site and check it out for yourself and decide from there. 9.5 outta 10 dealers use NADA. Just remember, a deal isn't always in the price, its in the car too, you gotta love the car.

    Just $0.02 from a dealer.

    :shrug:
  7. kylew5 New Member

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    According to NADA its approx. $23,325 is average retail in Central Texas


    Maybe that'll help a lil.
  8. ragu1585 New Member

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    i paided 25k for my 04 with just under 11k miles about a month ago, auto, bluebook was 26XXX on it when i looked... oh well 20k or 25k i still love my car the same!
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    I guess each area is different, but they sold NEW '04's here in Florida for 22k at the end of the model year. That price seems high to me.

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