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Is a 2001 C4 Coupe fully loaded 6spd with 8800 miles for $64000 a good deal? Help!
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POST 2Original post
Depends on the color, but general rule of thumb is you 10 to 12 thousand first year plus you figure $1.5 per mile depreciation. Therefore, 1.5 * 8,800 = 13,200 + 12,000 = 25,200. Figure the car was 80 going in (80-25=55)So i would bid him 55/58 and work it from there. Don't worry about the options because they don't value them in the secondary markets per se.
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Well, ask yourself first if you like the C4 coupe. It is heavier than a C2 without the performance or aesthetic (IMHO) advantages of a C4S. It does have the AWD advantage for snow, rain and whatnot. Retail is about 58-60k What I would suggest is see what P-cars are available wihtin your budget. Then, give them a low ball offer. If they say no, go with the next choice. Don't be surprised if they call you back. It's a buyers market out there.
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Thanks for the input. Let's see what happens? Shiloh
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