What's a fair price for this?
 

After a long search I have found a gt3 that I like. It has 19k miles with full leather, red seat belts, xenon, sound plus. No dings or scratches and comes with a clear bra on the front. No track time, was used as a daily driver. With the economy how it is, what do you think a fair price to offer would be? His asking price is 87k, but is willing to negotiate.

Assuming it is a 2007 GT3, given the milage around 75K would be a good deal for the buyer I think. A good way to see how much you would be comfortable paying is to imagine if you had to sell the car right away. How much to you think you can sell the car for in this market?

Where is it located? I have heard even here in So Ca (stong market if there is such a thing anymore) dealers are offering low 70's on trade for 10K mile cars. I haven't seen anything here for sale below 95K.

that mileage is a bit high for a 2007. i've seen 7gt3 with 5k - 10k miles with asking price about $85k - $95k, just depends how motivated the seller is. 20k is up there, i would think $75k - $80k would be a good price range.

WTF?

Are you supposed to be buying this type of car to sit in your garage or to drive it? hilarious

This talk and these numbers are depressing.
So what does the GT3 have for equipment? Does it have ceramics? Does any interior trim etc... ??
Sounds like it is a bare bones model.

I say again. I will not buy new. I want to have my chance to rape a seller like is going on these days.

Ranger

you'll be surprised of how many 7gt3 and RS owners do have it sitting in there garages rather then driving it hilarious

unfortunately, 20k miles on a 07 7gt3 really effects the resale price alot when there are so many low mile ones (under 7k miles) also for sale.

Does it have pccbs?

Cars with 2k miles arent selling, why go after one with 10x the miles ?
Even if you drive it a lot, why not start with the lowest mileage car you can
I know several on ebay (Cleveland, Seattle cars) have not moved and dealers are motivated. Bet you could get one of those for high eighties
Bill

Good points. This economy ain't going anywhere quick. I am sure a patient search will net a great car....