Really? I just checked kelly blue book....$22,00017k - 19k
when i was car shopping ive seen V6's in my area go for that. It was out of my price range for monthly payment. I got my G8 V6 for 18,995 with only 27,6xx on it.my 2009 g8 gt only was accessed for 22,xxx.....I dont see a v6 going for that
Really? I just checked kelly blue book....$22,000
34k vs 26k miles is a pretty big difference...usually car prices are higher in Canada then in the U.S...huge selection in the U.S. but if you want to bring it to Canada, you pay 5% duty because its built in Australia...therefore not covered by NAFTAYea, I got my g8 gt with 34k miles fully loaded minus sunroof for $21k, I would say a competitive price would be about 17k for the v6. Of course there's a chance of getting a little more with the right buyer, but I would expect to sell for around that amount. Good luck
I guess your giving me attitude because I did and it said $22k. Maybe it was your zip code.i guess you didnt, because thats what i did. it came up as 18k for fair, to 20k for excellent. you wont get 22k for a 6 banger.
Thanks...I've received 272 views over 2 weeks on my advert so I consider that to be a good indication of interest. A dealer told me $18-19k at whole sale.KBB has mine at 17,500 Trade in with 33K for my 2008 with no options so I would guess like other have guessed and say 18-19K. This may just be because I live in Cleveland but If you are going to sell wait until July or August. I have been tracking the KBB and Edmonds trade in values every month since I have owned my car and thats when the value peeks. They appreciate from Feb - August ($ 200-$400 a month) and then start droping like a rock between October and January. From last year to this year my car only depreciated 6% and is back on the rise. Hope this helps.
there's 6 for sale in my city.The only important value system you need to pay attention to is what V6s are selling for in your area. That's what you are competing against if you are selling.
Are you saying you live in Canada? No offense bro but 5-8k miles isn't a pretty big difference like you're saying it is. Now if you do live in Canada, then prices may be more I'm not sure. As everyone else has stated, 17k is competitive, you may get 19k with the right buyer in the states. Not sure what that translates to with the 5% duty you referenced, extra $850 I believe if selling for 17k in the states you'll get $17,850 if my maths correct. Hoepfully you get more, but just giving you something to gauge your expected sale on.34k vs 26k miles is a pretty big difference...usually car prices are higher in Canada then in the U.S...huge selection in the U.S. but if you want to bring it to Canada, you pay 5% duty because its built in Australia...therefore not covered by NAFTA
Once you convert miles to km...yes it is a big difference in terms of what we regard as high mileage.Are you saying you live in Canada? No offense bro but 5-8k miles isn't a pretty big difference like you're saying it is. Now if you do live in Canada, then prices may be more I'm not sure. As everyone else has stated, 17k is competitive, you may get 19k with the right buyer in the states. Not sure what that translates to with the 5% duty you referenced, extra $850 I believe if selling for 17k in the states you'll get $17,850 if my maths correct. Hoepfully you get more, but just giving you something to gauge your expected sale on.