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I'm personal representative for my brother's estate. I was hoping to get an idea of how much I should list the G Wagon AMG G63 for. Also, where should I advertise it (facebook, autotrader, etc.)?
It's a 2020 in excellent condition. I believe it has less than 10k miles. Located in North Central Florida
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So many questions. What is the year? Mileage? Condition? Prior accidents? Is it paid off or is there a note on it/lease? Are you trying to make money or get rid of a liability?
So many questions. What is the year? Mileage? Condition? Prior accidents? Is it paid off or is there a note on it/lease? Are you trying to make money or get rid of a liability?
So many questions. What is the year? Mileage? Condition? Prior accidents? Is it paid off or is there a note on it/lease? Are you trying to make money or get rid of a liability?
It's a 2020 in excellent condition. No prior accidents. It is paid off.
I noticed one with red seats going for 290K. It seemed like an outlier compared to the rest which were going for around 215. Is the version I have rare?
I noticed one with red seats going for 290K. It seemed like an outlier compared to the rest which were going for around 215. Is the version I have rare?
I noticed one with red seats going for 290K. It seemed like an outlier compared to the rest which were going for around 215. Is the version I have rare?
That MB dealer is dreaming, or looking for a sucker. 6 months ago they might have gotten somewhere near that (within $15K-$20K), but not now.
If you list yours around $225K you will probably get a few people sniffing at it, and might strike a deal. Given miles and '20 model I'd say anything over $200K is worth considering taking if you don't want much hassle. Hoffman Estates in Illinois has been sittiing on dozens of these for 6+ months. They are finally dropping pricing down more realistic. There's just a lot on the market right now, and your desired level of effort should dictate how you price it.
If the miles are low (under 10k) you are probably looking at the upper strata of that range. The problem right now is not a lot of private cash sales are going on for this type of a car, in light of the economy and all. People are sitting on their money.
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