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BurntRubber
Guest
So.......who's going to buy it
1997 B\W sold on Ebay- Good Price
- Thread starter pigcorn
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I don't see a "Buy it now" option on that B&W.
Umm...you mean those big red letters that say buy it now for $9000.00?
I've got a 97 B/W with 250 miles on it showroom new. I'll sell it for 70K
Isn't that roughly how much the car stickered for when it was new??? Doesn't seem like a great investment to me
BOTTLEFED
Enthusiast
Must've been too good to be true
it is gone now
it is gone now
Here's a B/W with a buy it now of 9K.
Guess the value's are really dropping on these.
eBay Motors: Dodge : Viper (item 150174638790 end time Oct-29-07 06:27:02 PDT)
I have a 97' B/W for sale that I will be listing here as soon as I get some pics. Yes it has been in a small accident but does have a clean title. This car is cheep for a fast sale $38,000.00 obo. will get a very nice GTS.
VNMOUS
Viper Owner
I paid 60 for it 2 years ago.
cyaford
Enthusiast
Well, there you go. Sounds like a lot of people did their homework prior to bidding, except for 2.
Big Medicine
Enthusiast
I thought we were talking about value, not investment potential? I think everyone knows a car is not an investment, rather a placement of capital into a depreciating physical asset, for whatever reason.
Now, back at the ranch, what is the value of a car? What a reasonable buyer would expect to pay for a car, the ones in the bell curve. Not dealers at auction, not dealers taking trades, not estate sales, not panick driven sellers. These are exceptions, and they are the ones on the end of the bell curve. They have to exist to have a bell curve........
A normal seller, a normal buyer.
How much capital is the average buyer willing to sink into a depreciating asset in reasonable condition? That is the subject for this thread.
Sorry, for years these threads have always wandered into investment pastures and I feel compelled to state the obvious, for clarity.
