how much??
thre3kgt811
06-20-2005, 02:48 PM
how much do u think i could get for a 91 3000gt SL with around 96k on it...the interior is in good condition and the paint has a scrape in the paint on the front end...everything else works well except the tour/sport modes...if anyone could give me their own personal opinion on what they would pay for a car like this it would be greatly appreciated..thanks.
Linebckr49
06-21-2005, 12:28 AM
check out kbb.com and nadaguide.com for used car appraisal values.
thre3kgt811
06-21-2005, 03:27 PM
yeah i know that i wanted peoples opinions on what they specifically would pay for it
Igovert500
06-21-2005, 03:54 PM
yeah i know that i wanted peoples opinions on what they specifically would pay for it
$0 Because I have no desire to own a 91 SL. Everyone here is just going to tell you to either look at www.kbb.com, or they will tell you how much they paid for theirs....which is meaningless in itself, as they live in different parts of the world, they may have gotten it from an old dying grandmother, etc.
Bottom line, I wouldn't pay more than kbb suggests for private party sales minus the cost of repairs to the ECS. You might find a dumb chump who gets his parents to give you $20k...it really depends on who sees your car and how much they want it....not what we say. If you are looking for a starting price, I'd add a grand to the kbb.com price. Who knows, maybe you'll get lucky. If you don't get any potential buyers, slowly drop the price bit by bit...
$0 Because I have no desire to own a 91 SL. Everyone here is just going to tell you to either look at www.kbb.com, or they will tell you how much they paid for theirs....which is meaningless in itself, as they live in different parts of the world, they may have gotten it from an old dying grandmother, etc.
Bottom line, I wouldn't pay more than kbb suggests for private party sales minus the cost of repairs to the ECS. You might find a dumb chump who gets his parents to give you $20k...it really depends on who sees your car and how much they want it....not what we say. If you are looking for a starting price, I'd add a grand to the kbb.com price. Who knows, maybe you'll get lucky. If you don't get any potential buyers, slowly drop the price bit by bit...
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