I have been trying to sell my T/A for a while now and im getting 0 interest. Its a 93 with 199k. Good paint, straight body, runs good, ttops, AC works, and I only want 3,000


Whats goin on here?

 

Prices from Kelley Blue Book. www.kbb.com

I didn't know anything about your car, other than what was listed, so I went with the default.

Condition Value

Excellent $3,380
Good $2,955
Fair $2,475

#1, nobody is going to want to pay excellent price for a car that has almost 200K miles on it, so your lucky to get fair price for it.
#2, most people are going to look at 199K and think that the car is at the end of it's life. Let's face it, it's an American car. Our cars are not known for lasting 100's of thousands of miles. Most people will abandon our cars around 150K

I'm not trying to start a fight, just pointing things out, and I hope that I'm not coming off too strong or anything, because that is not my intentions.

Also, you need to look at the car market right now. ALOT of people are selling sued cars because they can't afford the payments anymore and people are loosing there jobs due to the market slowing down, so on and so forth. So it's a bad time to sell anything right now.

With all of that said, do you happen to have any pics? Cause I'm looking at bringing an LT1 fourth gen into my garage for my wife.

Thanks

 

I can understand your points. The car is a 93 A4 red exterior, cloth grey interior with no rips or stains. T-Tops, and bone stock. I have a folder full of reciepts and records of all service the car has ever had. Including new AC, new transmission, new cooling system, etc....etc...

 

$2,500.... anyone? anyone??

 

I wish I needed another car. 2.5k seems like an ok deal! ttt for ya!