01-02 gt pricing?

vballshake

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I am looking for a 01-02 gt 5spd, leather with about 25-40k miles. What price do you think would be considered very good while still being realistic? I am looking for that great deal, and I want to know at what point I should jump on it.

 

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Looking in a recent Auto Trader, 01-02's go for anywhere from $11,000 to 16,000 depending on the type of seller, mileage, transmission, condition, and options. Good luck!

 

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ronjon

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I might be selling mine. 2001 GT, mint, leather, power everything.

Call for details.
Work: 504-284-7159
Cell: 228-547-4063
Home: 228-354-0057

Thanks,

Ronnie

 

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Bullitt_#1346

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I'll tell you what a great deal would be. Find a Bullitt with between 10k and 25k miles on it. They are selling for between $13k - $18k, with most going for around $15k or so. Basically you might pay an extra $1,000 or $1,500 over what a comparable GT would go for, but you are getting a lot for your money.

If you want to mod the car, you have a much better starting point with the Bullitt intake, tokico shocks, lower stance, improved exhaust, etc. Plus it looks a hell of a lot better than a GT. If you want to stay stock, then you have a car that has probably depreciated pretty close to all it is going to depreciate, other than for the mileage you put on it. Plus it is a kick ass car to drive even in stock form.

 

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i paid $14500 for my 01 GT with 21000miles on it. Loaded with premium pkg!

 

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http://www.tchracing.com/forums/showthread.php?t=6486

 

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Bob H

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Might be best to wait a few months and get a leftover 2004. I picked up my 2003 Premium GT with the interior upgrade & polished wheels for $18,400 in December.

 

Snarf

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I agree with the Bullit idea posted above- that would be the route I would go if I weer in the market for a 01.

Def. get a bullitt

 

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Trublu01 said:

http://www.tchracing.com/forums/showthread.php?t=6486

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killer, thanks.

 

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Signal_12 said:

killer, thanks.

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Hey, you post it on my board, I'll pass it around!

 

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grk_stangsta

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go to www.kellybluebook.com to get an idea what they go for.

 

WaltA

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grk_stangsta said:

go to www.kellybluebook.com to get an idea what they go for.

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Yes, and note the difference in prices between "private party" and "dealership".

 

dmarco_4u

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I Just got a 02 GT with premium package with 25000 miles for 13.9
I went and bought it in a toyota dealership in VA. just look around there are out there.