what should I pay?
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Originally Posted by ptrick
what if I plan to get financing through the dealership where it is being sold. It is not a ferrari dealership. One of those exotic used car dealers. I was going to put down about 30k and finance the rest.
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Originally Posted by mkell
Sorry to thread-jack, but Luis (or anyone else), what would you say price wise on this one:
http://cars.com/go/search/detail.jsp...5&aff=national
http://cars.com/go/search/detail.jsp...5&aff=national
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Originally Posted by mkell
Just talked with the guy and he won't go below $115k 
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Originally Posted by cig1
Make sure you bring a few small bills for the cab ride home 
I like the idea of $100k C.C. and some cash but would bring $5-8k in cash if you really want it.
I think the other car is worth$105 to $110. The cf stuff is nice and the gruppe m is a pricey option. I have both and will certainly charge for it on the way out.
Luis' prices are only appropriate if you have a needy or very motivated seller, imo. You might get lucky though, keep us posted.
And the red car at the Chevy dealer might be had cheaply. I think those are Champion rims on that car, nice option.
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The yellow one I posted definately is a nice car (and a half day drive away from me). The seller seems really set at 115 though 
I have yet to receive a response from the red one at the Chevy dealer, so I'll see how that goes.
I have yet to receive a response from the red one at the Chevy dealer, so I'll see how that goes.
Originally Posted by riverflyer
Good one!!
I like the idea of $100k C.C. and some cash but would bring $5-8k in cash if you really want it.
I think the other car is worth$105 to $110. The cf stuff is nice and the gruppe m is a pricey option. I have both and will certainly charge for it on the way out.
Luis' prices are only appropriate if you have a needy or very motivated seller, imo. You might get lucky though, keep us posted.
And the red car at the Chevy dealer might be had cheaply. I think those are Champion rims on that car, nice option.
I like the idea of $100k C.C. and some cash but would bring $5-8k in cash if you really want it.
I think the other car is worth$105 to $110. The cf stuff is nice and the gruppe m is a pricey option. I have both and will certainly charge for it on the way out.
Luis' prices are only appropriate if you have a needy or very motivated seller, imo. You might get lucky though, keep us posted.
And the red car at the Chevy dealer might be had cheaply. I think those are Champion rims on that car, nice option.
Originally Posted by LUIS95993
I think you should show up there with a cashiers check for $100k and bring a couple of gand in cash. If they are reasonable, you will get the car. If not, they will have it on the market for a long time.
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Guys, the red 360 at the Chevy dealer would take $95k for it. I offered them that price to see if they would bite out of curiosity, and they accepted, but I don't think I want one with that many miles.
Also, they told me:
"I have checked the service records on the vehicle you requested and they show that the belts have been serviced on 8/1/05. This service also included an oil change, spark plug replacement, air filter change, lamp check, and fluid check."
Also, they told me:
"I have checked the service records on the vehicle you requested and they show that the belts have been serviced on 8/1/05. This service also included an oil change, spark plug replacement, air filter change, lamp check, and fluid check."
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Originally Posted by ptrick
How much do PPI's cost for 360s?
I'm a big believer that one should never, ever purchase an exotic car without a PPI...
Originally Posted by mkell
Guys, the red 360 at the Chevy dealer would take $95k for it. I offered them that price to see if they would bite out of curiosity, and they accepted, but I don't think I want one with that many miles.
Also, they told me:
"I have checked the service records on the vehicle you requested and they show that the belts have been serviced on 8/1/05. This service also included an oil change, spark plug replacement, air filter change, lamp check, and fluid check."
Also, they told me:
"I have checked the service records on the vehicle you requested and they show that the belts have been serviced on 8/1/05. This service also included an oil change, spark plug replacement, air filter change, lamp check, and fluid check."
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Originally Posted by mkell
The yellow one I posted definately is a nice car (and a half day drive away from me). The seller seems really set at 115 though I have yet to receive a response from the red one at the Chevy dealer, so I'll see how that goes.
I have yet to receive a response from the red one at the Chevy dealer, so I'll see how that goes.then u arrange a party for all of us who helped in Vegas with the savings.
all of them are stunning to say the least.