Got Speed -6 Speed that is 03' FS
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01-27-2004 | 08:28 AM
#18
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From: Ballston Lake, NY
Originally posted by sidemarker
that price is WAY TOO high even with the mods you have...
sidemarker
that price is WAY TOO high even with the mods you have...
sidemarker
All I can say is ...................
YOU HAVE GOT TO BE FUCKING KIDDING ME :shakehd:
01-27-2004 | 09:02 AM
#21
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From: Tick-Tock Tech
I'll tell you why people are laughing at your price --
$29.5K is the price of a NEW 2003 CL Type S with <10 miles on it. Honestly, this isn't even a great price, it's pretty close to invoice, and the CL was going below this 6-12 months ago.
Aftermarket parts do little to increase the value of your car. No one is going to pay the part+labor price of your parts.
I would guess that a reasonable place to start would be blue book value of the car + 1/4 - 1/2 the wholesale cost of the aftermarket parts.
KBB for your car ranges between $19.5K and $22.9K. No one will pay you anything extra for your plugs, sills, lightbulbs, or ground system. If your tires are in excellent condition, maybe an increase of $100-$200. For the remainder of your mods (intake, exhaust, headers, baselink), maybe you can increase your premium $500-$1000.
If you part out your aftermarket modifications, you'll recoup more of their value, otherwise you'll eat it.
Based on these numbers, I cannot see this car for more then $25K, and I'd guess that $23-$24K is more of a reasonable bargaining point, assuming the car is in excellent condition.
Just giving my
$29.5K is the price of a NEW 2003 CL Type S with <10 miles on it. Honestly, this isn't even a great price, it's pretty close to invoice, and the CL was going below this 6-12 months ago.
Aftermarket parts do little to increase the value of your car. No one is going to pay the part+labor price of your parts.
I would guess that a reasonable place to start would be blue book value of the car + 1/4 - 1/2 the wholesale cost of the aftermarket parts.
KBB for your car ranges between $19.5K and $22.9K. No one will pay you anything extra for your plugs, sills, lightbulbs, or ground system. If your tires are in excellent condition, maybe an increase of $100-$200. For the remainder of your mods (intake, exhaust, headers, baselink), maybe you can increase your premium $500-$1000.
If you part out your aftermarket modifications, you'll recoup more of their value, otherwise you'll eat it.
Based on these numbers, I cannot see this car for more then $25K, and I'd guess that $23-$24K is more of a reasonable bargaining point, assuming the car is in excellent condition.
Just giving my
01-29-2004 | 08:50 PM
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From: Longwood,FL
Originally posted by Slimey
I'll tell you why people are laughing at your price --
$29.5K is the price of a NEW 2003 CL Type S with <10 miles on it. Honestly, this isn't even a great price, it's pretty close to invoice, and the CL was going below this 6-12 months ago.
Aftermarket parts do little to increase the value of your car. No one is going to pay the part+labor price of your parts.
I would guess that a reasonable place to start would be blue book value of the car + 1/4 - 1/2 the wholesale cost of the aftermarket parts.
KBB for your car ranges between $19.5K and $22.9K. No one will pay you anything extra for your plugs, sills, lightbulbs, or ground system. If your tires are in excellent condition, maybe an increase of $100-$200. For the remainder of your mods (intake, exhaust, headers, baselink), maybe you can increase your premium $500-$1000.
If you part out your aftermarket modifications, you'll recoup more of their value, otherwise you'll eat it.
Based on these numbers, I cannot see this car for more then $25K, and I'd guess that $23-$24K is more of a reasonable bargaining point, assuming the car is in excellent condition.
Just giving my
I'll tell you why people are laughing at your price --
$29.5K is the price of a NEW 2003 CL Type S with <10 miles on it. Honestly, this isn't even a great price, it's pretty close to invoice, and the CL was going below this 6-12 months ago.
Aftermarket parts do little to increase the value of your car. No one is going to pay the part+labor price of your parts.
I would guess that a reasonable place to start would be blue book value of the car + 1/4 - 1/2 the wholesale cost of the aftermarket parts.
KBB for your car ranges between $19.5K and $22.9K. No one will pay you anything extra for your plugs, sills, lightbulbs, or ground system. If your tires are in excellent condition, maybe an increase of $100-$200. For the remainder of your mods (intake, exhaust, headers, baselink), maybe you can increase your premium $500-$1000.
If you part out your aftermarket modifications, you'll recoup more of their value, otherwise you'll eat it.
Based on these numbers, I cannot see this car for more then $25K, and I'd guess that $23-$24K is more of a reasonable bargaining point, assuming the car is in excellent condition.
Just giving my
I appreciate the input...it was worth a try tho...
the car is in perfect cond. synthetic since birth...parchment inter. w/out any stains waxed and leather treated once a month.
one day all the others that were rude will realize that it won't get you to far in life...write that down
OK LETS TRY $27,000
Im posting the pic tom.
01-29-2004 | 09:40 PM
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From: Northern DEL-A-Where?
Originally posted by CL Type"S"1
one day all the others that were rude will realize that it won't get you to far in life...write that down
OK LETS TRY $27,000
one day all the others that were rude will realize that it won't get you to far in life...write that down
OK LETS TRY $27,000
Do some research before posting and you won't be getting such a hard time. Slimey's numbers are very accurate, try giving them a shot.
01-29-2004 | 10:04 PM
#28
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From: Tick-Tock Tech
Originally posted by chris3240929
Write this down...that's too much money for that car.
Do some research before posting and you won't be getting such a hard time. Slimey's numbers are very accurate, try giving them a shot.
Write this down...that's too much money for that car.
Do some research before posting and you won't be getting such a hard time. Slimey's numbers are very accurate, try giving them a shot.
02-03-2004 | 02:15 PM
#31
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From: MD
Re: Got Speed -6 Speed that is 03' FS
Originally posted by CL Type"S"1
$29,500....20,000 miles
ALL MODS INC.
$29,500....20,000 miles
ALL MODS INC.
'03 CLS 6 Speed w/out Navi
Spoiler/Wind Deflector/Mudd Gards/Locks
Injen CAI,Comptech Headers,
Tanabe Hyper Cat Back
Hyper Ground System
Denso Iridium Plugs
Aluminum Type S Sills
Hyper White- Brights/Signals/All Bulbs
NITTO 555 235/45/17
Infinity BassLink
Pulleys coming soon (Approx Value $8,000)
Guys you completely missed the Pulley mod. Sold!!!
God we are a bunch of bastards on this site
02-03-2004 | 03:09 PM
#32
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From: Denver
I just paid $24K for mine (about 2 weeks ago). It's an 03 CL-S 6 speed (no nav). It has 16K on it ... bone stock with a rear spoiler and tinted windows. I over paid a bit but I really wanted the Anthracite color ... plus, it's a certified Acura (7/100K on the drive train and an extra 12/12K on the bumper-to-bumper).
I'm amazed at how fast this thing is ... I remember being impressed with how well my Vigor drove but WOW!
I'm amazed at how fast this thing is ... I remember being impressed with how well my Vigor drove but WOW!
02-03-2004 | 08:20 PM
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From: Northern DEL-A-Where?
Originally posted by GEB
I just paid $24K for mine (about 2 weeks ago). It's an 03 CL-S 6 speed (no nav). It has 16K on it ... bone stock with a rear spoiler and tinted windows. I over paid a bit but I really wanted the Anthracite color ... plus, it's a certified Acura (7/100K on the drive train and an extra 12/12K on the bumper-to-bumper).
I'm amazed at how fast this thing is ... I remember being impressed with how well my Vigor drove but WOW!
I just paid $24K for mine (about 2 weeks ago). It's an 03 CL-S 6 speed (no nav). It has 16K on it ... bone stock with a rear spoiler and tinted windows. I over paid a bit but I really wanted the Anthracite color ... plus, it's a certified Acura (7/100K on the drive train and an extra 12/12K on the bumper-to-bumper).
I'm amazed at how fast this thing is ... I remember being impressed with how well my Vigor drove but WOW!
02-04-2004 | 11:15 AM
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From: Escondido CA
Is this a fair comparison: purchased 2/1/04. 2003 CL Type S. 1,350 miles. No nav. Red/parchment, 6spd. Dealer installed: spoiler, gold package, wood/leather steering wheel, 18" chrome wheels/tires. Original owner installed Kenwood stereo with 300w x 4 amp. Paid $24,500 to a dealer (not the Acura store that originally sold it).
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