95 gt

turbotooslow

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hey guys, ive been looking for cobras but...

found a 95 red gt with 77k miles on it, looks to be stock, for 5800. (manual)

what do you guys think?
 

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Depending on the condition i would say get it. That seems to be a pretty good price. I paid more for my 95 and it had 89k
 
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yeah its seems like a great price. is 77k too many miles for a domestic? i plan on taking it to my mechanic right away and seeing waht needs replacing and all. other than that, it looks healthy.
 

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i bought mine with the kenne bell for 8,400 and 82K on the ticker
 

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77k isnt many miles considering it is a 95. Most are close to/over 100k id say
 

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damn i got mine with 94,000 a little more miles than yours but i got it for an even 4,000 and they worked with me on the pink slip sailes price so i didnt get stuck with taxes it has everything except for lether but i dont think they knew what they had the car was dirty and ugly with the stock wheels i spent a few days washing and cleaning i got 03 cobra wheels repainted a few parts tinted the windows and bam i got one of the hotest cars in town and only for a little over 4500 i got a deal on the rims. what im trying to say is work them downa bit good luck
 

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Sounds like a great price. That is pretty low miles for a 95. My 95 has 77k on the clock and I dont's drive if very much. I say get it. :banana:
 
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awesome guys :] now i just have to wait for my dad to get his new car and hopefully it is still for sale, crossing my fingers.
 

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lOlS i paid bout 5000us for my ride wit well al lil more than 200K lol, real clean n shit lol
 
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no bad price...

kkb.com

check the kelly blue book value...

I bought a 1994 GT convertable with 69,000 miles... for $3,000

in great shape too...

thats all it was worth... 3 grand... so before you buy a car check the value... if it isn't priced at the value you are spending too much
 
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awesome, thanks guys. would it be bad idea to bring up the quoted price from edmunds/nada/kbb to the dealer, or should i just try to work them down without mentioning it..?
 

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I told the guy at the dealership how much his car was worth according to edmunds, I used (private party value) and we came up with a reasonable 4k closing cost. Remember, they get most of these cars dirt cheap at auction. Make sure you get a warranty though just in case stuff like the ac or whatnot doesn't work.
 
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94GtStAnG5o said:
I told the guy at the dealership how much his car was worth according to edmunds, I used (private party value) and we came up with a reasonable 4k closing cost. Remember, they get most of these cars dirt cheap at auction. Make sure you get a warranty though just in case stuff like the ac or whatnot doesn't work.

the guy probably bought it for 2 grand at an auction... IF THAT!

just make sure that you don't spend over the value...

cars are BY FAR the worst investments
 
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yeah, they are the worst investments, but inturn dealers make insade profit off of them.

i noticed that alot of cobras and gt's are priced at like 11-15k, when the value of the car is around 6-9k. how do you negotiate such a steep price difference? do you tell the person/dealer they are dumbasses for trying to sell the car that high, or do you bring up a value from edmunds, etc?
 
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turbotooslow said:
yeah, they are the worst investments, but inturn dealers make insade profit off of them.

i noticed that alot of cobras and gt's are priced at like 11-15k, when the value of the car is around 6-9k. how do you negotiate such a steep price difference? do you tell the person/dealer they are dumbasses for trying to sell the car that high, or do you bring up a value from edmunds, etc?

you

A. make an offer @ blue book value
B. negotiate the price as close to value
C. tell them that they suck at life and don't buy the car

I was lookin for a car from Junior year hike school til I graduated... roughly 2 years... I passed up so many BEAUTIFUL cars... regardless of the condition... a car is only worth what an insurance company will rate it at (www.kbb.com) AND/OR what a person will pay... and people are dumb and will pay alot extra so used car dealers thrive and make big bucks (remember 98% of people are more or less retarded)

just be carefull what you buy...

when you look at a car that has a power adder or and/or lots of modifications... that raises a red flag... did the owner beat the car? why is he selling it? Is the car's death coming soon? etc etc etc...
 

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