I have my eye on a 2002 Elantra GT hatchback on a VW dealer's lot. It has
over 28000 miles, optioned with an automatic tranny, and has silver paint
that for some reason is chipped on the roof in at least a dozen spots. It's
as if gravel had rained down onto the top of the car. Other than that, it
looks and drives great.
Any thoughts as to a good (low) price that I might get away with on this
beauty? I'm located in the Pacific Northwest, in a metro area that has lots
of cars to choose from, but also lots of available buyers. I can pay cash
and won't bring a trade-in into the deal. I know what the various price
guides say it should be worth, but there's a lot of variability from one
source to the next.
Thanks for your input.

Fred

 

On Tue, 09 Sep 2003 06:54:40 GMT, "Fred Parks"
<fredparks1@comcast.net> wrote:

>I have my eye on a 2002 Elantra GT hatchback on a VW dealer's lot. It has
>over 28000 miles, optioned with an automatic tranny, and has silver paint
>that for some reason is chipped on the roof in at least a dozen spots. It's
>as if gravel had rained down onto the top of the car. Other than that, it
>looks and drives great.
>Any thoughts as to a good (low) price that I might get away with on this
>beauty? I'm located in the Pacific Northwest, in a metro area that has lots
>of cars to choose from, but also lots of available buyers. I can pay cash
>and won't bring a trade-in into the deal. I know what the various price
>guides say it should be worth, but there's a lot of variability from one
>source to the next.
>Thanks for your input.
>
>Fred
>
You know what it's worth. Offer $2,000 less and go from there. Decide
how high you're willing to go and then stick to it.