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Nothing special about the price. I think its overpriced... first the 2012's can be found in the 50k range now.
If you bought one, I would hope you opt for a better color combo then that. Buying one in the 50k range and modding it spend another 25k you would have a CLEAN TITLTLE not salvaged car with almost equal mods for about the same price.
I would never buy a salvage tittled car but that alone besides the horrible color combo I wouldnt pay more then 60k for it.
You must remenber every car you have to think about the resell after you have your fun and this one might sit for a while because of the color and other deterents.
Good luck
If you bought one, I would hope you opt for a better color combo then that. Buying one in the 50k range and modding it spend another 25k you would have a CLEAN TITLTLE not salvaged car with almost equal mods for about the same price.
I would never buy a salvage tittled car but that alone besides the horrible color combo I wouldnt pay more then 60k for it.
You must remenber every car you have to think about the resell after you have your fun and this one might sit for a while because of the color and other deterents.
Good luck
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$73,000 in upgrades on a $100k vehicle to begin with. Maybe I'm in the minority here, but if this guy needs to spend 75% of what the total vehicle cost, why not just buy something else?
Salvage title too...sheesh.
Salvage title too...sheesh.
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It's been for sale for a long time already. Nobody will pay $72k cash or even $50k for a salvage one when they can get a clean title one but slightly higher mileage one. Not to mention finding a bank to finance a salvage car.
