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02GTRX

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..for $14k? reason I ask is because I am seriously considering selling it to get into a s197 model. What would be your reasons to/not to buy it? What would be a good selling price to start? its a premium gt (leather in VERY good condition), no cracks or scrathes anywhere on the interior, the cars exterior has a total of 4 scratches all smaller than 1'' and not noticable unless you look for them, tires are in good shape with 79,001 on the odo.

 

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streetstang03

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nope, too many miles on it for $14K. Im sure you can find a sucker though if you try hard enough.
 

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an o2 w/ 79K? nah i wouldn't spend 14k on it, looks great tho man. look on autotrader.com for o2's with around that milage in your area and add about 1k or so for how urs looks and ur suspension
 

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Not even close, just look it up on KBB or Edmunds and that will give you an idea.

But I sold my 2004 GT with 50,000 miles for $16,000 last year so youre not getting 14K for yours.
 

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Someone recently sold a 1999 "Limited Edition" GT for $14,200 with 17,000 miles. So, no I don't think you'll get it.
 

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id go 12500
 

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Looks great. Don't give in! Oh yeah, $11k due to the miles.
 

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Was going to say 11-12k range. Might have better luck selling what you can while returning the car to stock. Then go somewhere like CarMax and see what they will give you for it. Nice looking car though.
 

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bought my 99gt with 76k on the odo for 7500
 

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my buddy just bought an 03 premium GT with 42 k and a polished KB 1.7 for $16000. i'd have to say you will be closer to 12- 13k if it is in great shape!
 

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thats only 10,000 less miles then my 96....good luck getting over 11k but doesn't hurt to start high.
 

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Why would you sell that to get into a S197?? Pssshhh
 
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Tally_4.6 said:
Why would you sell that to get into a S197?? Pssshhh
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i agree. yur car looks great. but my 02 only has 47000 on it. i would prolly have to work hard to get $14k for mine. the dealer would only give me 7,500 for it, lol
 
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With that many miles on it I definately wouldnt pay 14k. Age and milage are against you. More like 10k.
 

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Yep, I'd say start at 12. I didn't even get a nibble when I tried to sell my 04 with 30k for 18k. Start at 12, expect 10-11.
 
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I tried kbb but their site wasnt working..ill get on edmunds and try them. I went to the local dealer to get an trade in value and they were going to give me 9k for it about 3months ago. Gt's are expensive where I live, you'll find them at dealers for 17-19 with 30-50k miles and those are 100% stock. Ill start at 12,500 and go from there I guess. Reason I want a new one is because I see it as being a better car overall. More power, better handling, way nicer interior, and did I say more power? I just dont want to have a car that has less horse power than a new camry either...
 

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I just sold mine for $14,600 with 42,000 miles on it. I had hard time getting rid of it. Very very clean car. Nothing wrong with it.

I would not look at what dealers are doing. Dealers wanted $16,500-18,000 for GT's similar to mine...but I dont think anyone was buying them.

Besides, this is a terrible time to try and get rid of a mustang. Everyone wants an SUV or 4x4. Even in Charlotte, and we might get 2 or 3 inches of snow for the entire year. Wait until the spring and try it then.

Good luck though.
 
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02GTRX

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I dont think we have that problem, it rarely snows here lol and the gts that ive seen at the dealers do sell. I dont know for what price but they sell fairly quick. I got this from NADA http://www2.nadaguides.com/default.aspx?LI=1-21-1-5013-0-0-0&l=1&w=21&p=1&f=5014&c=15&m=1065&d=469&y=2002&vi=49717&mi=79000&o=75|59|25|54&da=-1&nx=1
 

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Miles are too high. I sold a mineral grey 02 gt vert premium with 45k for $14,250. I'd pay $13,000-13,500 for your car at the MOST.
 

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No way. The miles relative to the age of the car, the 100k barrier is soon approaching, etc.
 
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