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This is a strange color to have been ordered for a stock unit...was this a special order that the buyer backed out of when confronted with the extreme ADM?
This is a strange color to have been ordered for a stock unit...was this a special order that the buyer backed out of when confronted with the extreme ADM?
I honestly thinks that's my order, but I'm not from Orlando. I had one ordered exactly like this one, LMAO.
I backed out because they added 50k when they told me MSRP and low balled me on my 2021 Arabian Gray G63
So whats the market value right now for used 2021 G63 under 5k miles? Have they plateaued or will we see another spike as 2022 wont be as easy to get as earlier thought.
They stopped US production end Dec and those cars are still hitting the dealerships now so there is still plenty of supply. As an example it took 2 months from production (last summer) until mine arrived at the dealership. Anyways, when new ones stop arriving at dealerships for March, April, May - maybe longer, that is when these nearly new G's will be pretty sought after. Another thing to consider is that many large companies issue their annual bonuses for end Feb (once the calendar year is officially closed and profits are accounted for). Sometimes that money goes towards a splurge purchase like this (I am guilty of this in years past). At the moment though there seems to be plenty of new or nearly new G63's to choose from. G550's less so. They seem to make way fewer G550's than G63's.
At the moment though there seems to be plenty of new or nearly new G63's to choose from. G550's less so. They seem to make way fewer G550's than G63's.
Absolutely true, albeit at exhorbitant prices. Low mileage MY21 G63s aren't budging much in asking price (MSRP +$150K isn't unusual), but older, more experienced Gs are dropping. Isringhausen began listing a '19 G550 23K miles 4 weeks ago at $200K and has cut the price twice to $180K. My guess is you could drive it away for $165K because of the heavy inventory nationwide. A '21 G63 is still gonna cost you for yet some time, IMO.
I sold mine for good money and got into a new 2022 C8 vet. The G wagon was very cool, but the Vette to me is just more fun and I would have only summer driven each anyways. My G63 was a 21 I got for msrp and had 280 miles on it.
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I sold mine for good money and got into a new 2022 C8 vet. The G wagon was very cool, but the Vette to me is just more fun and I would have only summer driven each anyways. My G63 was a 21 I got for msrp and had 280 miles on it.
It was, and I can think of 100000 reasons why (: To be honest it was a cool auto. But getting back into a rocket sled is fun. Keeps me young in my mind lol
Last edited by Jagdpanzer; 02-17-2022 at 04:46 PM.
Check again, my car has 13000 miles. Wholesale and retail prices just dropped 40K on those cars as of last week.
I just sold mine for 100K over what I paid just this week. I had checked other dealers in different states and many weren't interested at all or were bidding about 1/2 of that. There are many listed at big prices, not sure if they are moving yet or not. Mine was not a dealer though, so I am not sure
I just sold mine for 100K over what I paid just this week.
Don't forget that this is taxable income that can sting badly depending on your other income sources, tax bracket and if it triggers AMT. The tax consequence alone makes my G550 worth more in my garage than in someone else's.
Check again, my car has 13000 miles. Wholesale and retail prices just dropped 40K on those cars as of last week.
Weird. I have access to Mannheim Auction pricing and cars sold at auction this week are at about the same price level as in the last several weeks. Where do you get your information from ?
02-07-2022 | 05:16 AM
