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Hi Guys,
Im looking to sell my 2003 BMW M3. I am going to go to market soon with it, and want to price it so I can sell it right away. I see many fluctuations on trader.ca to make an exact pricing. It is black on black, coupe, manual transmission, 146,000KM, and in good condition. Roughly what is a price I should sell it at that provides a good return but will get it off my hands quickly? I was told anywhere from 17,000 to 24,000 - that gap is way too much. Thanks Last edited by shaaazam; Nov 6th, 2009 at 12:49 PM.. |
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If you want, get the car detailed in and out. Might net you a bit more in terms of your final selling price. In my experience, that tends to be the case. Many of the cars I've done for that purpose have gotten near or close to their asking price. While that's hardly a statistic, if you are looking for more, it is worth the few hundred dollars to detail, polish it inside and out to net a few thousands from a buyer.
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