YOUR RESEARCH'02 Cab Reality Check
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I'm interested in finding an '02 Cab (C2, 6 spd manual, PSM, advanced technic, heated seats, hardtop, mileage <20k, silver/black, well maintained). What's a realistic estimate of the current price range for this car?
check out the advanced search capabilities of www.autotrader.com
The autotrader advanced search feature is interesting, but the only '02 Cabs within 300 miles of DC in autotrader are for sale from dealers with an average asking price of ~$70K. This is ~$15k over the KBB trade in value. My understanding is that there is a significant difference between dealer asking price on these cars and a realistic actual purchase price that a dealer or an individual seller would be willing to accept. I'm just trying to get a feel for what an educated buyer is currently paying for a nice example '02 Cabriolet.
Total WAG - $60K from private party, $65K from a dealer. + / - based on mileage, body condition being excellent and some key options.
why limit to 300 miles, I bought my car in TX... Certain markets have a glut of 996s and the prices reflect that. Also try www.cars.com...
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