2009 XLR PLATINUM FOR SALE *EXTENDED WARRANTEE*

[geswaim]

2009 XLR PLATINUM, New tires, New Brakes, C6 rear stabilizer, 58K miles, Wind Restrictor, Adaptive Cruise Control option, Factory Chrome wheels, 9 out of 10, Black on Black. $35K or best offer call if interested Gary Swaim (865) 446-0888 EST or email me - geswaim@me.com

 

[jamelg]

car for sale

i will purchase for $24000

 

[standby-V]

I think you're a little low on that price, I just sold my 06 V with 86,000 for $27,500 on Ebay

i will purchase for $24000

 

[jamelg]

I think you're a little low on that price, I just sold my 06 V with 86,000 for $27,500 on Ebay

2009 Cadillac XLR Platinum - Platinum 2dr Convertible

just seen this sell for 22k....

 

[standby-V]

I think it's all about condition & mileage as to the prices of XLR & XLR-V's. I had kept my 06-V in showroom condition, buyer loved condition at 86,000 miles, after turning mine loose on the freeway & hit 100 mph in about 5 seconds he said SOLD.

2009 Cadillac XLR Platinum - Platinum 2dr Convertible

just seen this sell for 22k....

 

[jamelg]

I think it's all about condition & mileage as to the prices of XLR & XLR-V's. I had kept my 06-V in showroom condition, buyer loved condition at 86,000 miles, after turning mine loose on the freeway & hit 100 mph in about 5 seconds he said SOLD.

just sounds like a purchase of passion... but i dont want a xlr v . just a platinum.. and any mileage under 90k will do

 

[jamelg]

blue book

the bluebook for the car is actually around 22k aswell

 

[CaptainOverkill]

Sigh.

the bluebook for the car is actually around 22k aswell

I have a novel idea - how about you don't sabotage this gentleman's efforts to sell his car.

Bluebook (and NADA for that matter) have little to do with the actual market value of these cars. The sooner you realize that the better your chances are of finding a nice XLR at a fair price. You can't "steal" the nice ones. You might be able to steal a sketchy example but if it turns out it needs a set of shocks there goes $2k and your perceived "good deal".

Just out of curiosity, have you ever dropped the price of a car you were selling by $11k?

 

[jamelg]

I have always purchase cars by bluebook value and most dealers price there cars around the fair bluebook price aswell.. it's how you don't over pay for a car