Thinking about selling my TL-P
05-20-2004, 08:27 AM
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Thinking about selling my TL-P
About a month ago, I purchased my TL-P. I like the way it drives as well as its comfort. However, I just can't get over the sports car blood in me! 
Well, I need your opinion. I need to know how much you would sell your car at, if it is in the condition below....
1) 2001 Pearl White TL-P
2) 100% OEM/STOCK
3) 45k miles
4) Rear bumper has a slight imperfection in paint (came as so)
5) Interior is in a great shape
6) A transferable extended warranty
It wouldn't be hard to clean it up, cuz I just bought it a month ago....
Please advise!
Well, I need your opinion. I need to know how much you would sell your car at, if it is in the condition below....
1) 2001 Pearl White TL-P
2) 100% OEM/STOCK
3) 45k miles
4) Rear bumper has a slight imperfection in paint (came as so)
5) Interior is in a great shape
6) A transferable extended warranty
It wouldn't be hard to clean it up, cuz I just bought it a month ago....
Please advise!
05-20-2004, 08:50 AM
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05-20-2004, 09:06 AM
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What possessed you to buy the TL if you wanted a sports car? Besides the plagued transmission issues,the TL and the TL-S is a a great family sedan. Definitely not a Sports Car by any means in the twisty corners in the handling department. Just keep your TL and save up for a used low mileage 350Z or a G35 coupe. Then you will have two cars. TL as a family hauler and the 350Z/G35 to meet your bloody sports car thirst. 
Besides the plagued transmission issues,the TL and the TL-S is a a great family sedan. Definitely not a Sports Car by any means in the twisty corners in the handling department. Just keep your TL and save up for a used low mileage 350Z or a G35 coupe. Then you will have two cars. TL as a family hauler and the 350Z/G35 to meet your bloody sports car thirst.
05-20-2004, 11:31 AM
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Not to mention you're going to take a huge hit financially. You basically paid retail price for the car. Ex: 20K. When you go to trade it in, you'll get maybe 17K. Even if you sell it privately, you still won't get close to what you paid for it.
05-20-2004, 12:18 PM
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financially, it's definitely going to be a hit.
as for why I got into a TL-P.... it's a nice car. decent power for daily driving, as well as comfort... it's why I got it.
So, again, how much do you think I can sell it for? I am not trading it in, knowing I will 99% lose the money. It just doesn't make sense.
Please advise!
as for why I got into a TL-P.... it's a nice car. decent power for daily driving, as well as comfort... it's why I got it.
So, again, how much do you think I can sell it for? I am not trading it in, knowing I will 99% lose the money. It just doesn't make sense.
Please advise!
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