What's this dude smoking?

[Synestral]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=6157&item=4539539836&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW

Then check this out: Went to http://www.kbb.com and even in the best possible condition, the car books for less than $3k.

[Doubt_Incarnate]

$15K! my ls1 inst worth that much anymore.

[bszopi]

I'm sure it has alot to do with the low mileage and the paint job.

[patgizz]

crack rocks

[GinoBeats]

Ah maybe if it was manual, a different interior colour and black exterior Anyways keep on doing the lines haha

[Synestral]

I'm sure it has alot to do with the low mileage and the paint job.

That's why I went to Kelly Blue Book. In perfect condition, the car books for $2845 even if you added the $1500 paint job, that dude's still asking three times what the car is worth.

[Lyle's GTP]

Some people think they can sell something for any amount they want. But honestly that guy is dumber than a sack of hammers.

Lyle

[bmlawson]

wow

[Doubt_Incarnate]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=33617&item=7966229965&rd=1

scroll down and look at the question someone asked.

[firechiken]

[JamesonGT282]

KBB values dont really accurately apply to specialty cars i.e rare or super low miles. Something is only worth what someone is willing to pay.

To a collector that paint jobs kills it. If it was stock black with 18k miles I am sure someone would pay 7-8k for it. 15k isnt going to happen.

I saw a 91 Z24 5spd with 10k miles on it for $6500......book value via KBB would be half that. But still plenty of people would buy it at that price.

[bszopi]

Just to show how poor KBB can be (in an extreme case)...

A 1986 Buick Grand National with 15,000 miles and in excellent condition is only worth $9,700 to them. I will guarantee that NO ONE would sell that for that price. I have seen some of those go for over $30k easily.