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FS: Weistec Supercharged Stage 2 C63
FS: Weistec Supercharged Stage 2 C63
02-19-2014, 07:47 PM
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^Go find a cleaner black on black with cf interior C63 that is STOCK for $40,000... This price is beyond fair considering it has 25k+ in aftermarket parts. Trying to get over 15% off of this? Really?
This is a great car, GLWS!
This is a great car, GLWS!
02-19-2014, 09:20 PM
#5
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Well said, thanks!
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02-20-2014, 11:22 AM
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Thanks! It's a beast for sure.
02-21-2014, 11:37 AM
#12
Relax...You're acting like he offered the OP $25K. $40,000 is a reasonable starting point for a buyer and by no means a lowball offer. Telling the poster to go find a stock C63 for $40K is irrelevant here as the OP set his own price at $47,800, for whatever reason, and he never stated that he's firm on the price or there's no room for negotiation. 'Asking $47.800' means that IDEALLY and HOPEFULLY, that's what the seller wants for the car and absolutely not a hard number.
Whether the OP has $25K in parts or $100K in parts, he is saying the selling price is $47,800 and that's all that matters here. The OP will likely get what's he's asking for, but you have to understand that his offer was not at all unreasonable.
GLWS - beautiful car, that's for sure!
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02-21-2014, 12:43 PM
#13
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^ I'm calm. But if I offered you a price that was more than 15% off wouldn't that irk you a bit? Not to mention usually it is done through PM. I mean, I get that there is some negotiation involved, but if you'll notice the OP tends to agree with what I said.
Like I said, I am calm. But seriously at the end of the day you'll end up walking away spending right around 40k for a stock C63 that is similar to this one. Anybody who knows a c63 and what it takes to go with a Weistec s2 S/C setup will know that $47k is well beyond a fair price especially considering only a couple thousand miles are on the setup.
S/C and headers alone are $17k without tax or labor.
Like I said, I am calm. But seriously at the end of the day you'll end up walking away spending right around 40k for a stock C63 that is similar to this one. Anybody who knows a c63 and what it takes to go with a Weistec s2 S/C setup will know that $47k is well beyond a fair price especially considering only a couple thousand miles are on the setup.
S/C and headers alone are $17k without tax or labor.
03-05-2014, 07:24 PM
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MBs must be selling higher in Rochester than in FL
I sold my pristine 2009 C with CPO and new tires with less than 40K about a year ago for 38K private party. Yes I did shop around and that was pretty close to actual market value. There is a difference between asking price and actual selling price.
I agree with you that his asking price is reasonable but it will take a special person to buy this car.
I sold my pristine 2009 C with CPO and new tires with less than 40K about a year ago for 38K private party. Yes I did shop around and that was pretty close to actual market value. There is a difference between asking price and actual selling price.
I agree with you that his asking price is reasonable but it will take a special person to buy this car.
^ I'm calm. But if I offered you a price that was more than 15% off wouldn't that irk you a bit? Not to mention usually it is done through PM. I mean, I get that there is some negotiation involved, but if you'll notice the OP tends to agree with what I said.
Like I said, I am calm. But seriously at the end of the day you'll end up walking away spending right around 40k for a stock C63 that is similar to this one. Anybody who knows a c63 and what it takes to go with a Weistec s2 S/C setup will know that $47k is well beyond a fair price especially considering only a couple thousand miles are on the setup.
S/C and headers alone are $17k without tax or labor.
Like I said, I am calm. But seriously at the end of the day you'll end up walking away spending right around 40k for a stock C63 that is similar to this one. Anybody who knows a c63 and what it takes to go with a Weistec s2 S/C setup will know that $47k is well beyond a fair price especially considering only a couple thousand miles are on the setup.
S/C and headers alone are $17k without tax or labor.
03-06-2014, 01:08 PM
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^agree for sure that this is a car for certain people. For reference, the closest c63 to me for sale was an 09 with 30k miles for 45 and sold.
03-10-2014, 07:09 PM
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EkS would you part the car out if you cannot find a buyer?
03-11-2014, 10:47 AM
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03-28-2014, 10:23 PM
#21
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Relax...You're acting like he offered the OP $25K. $40,000 is a reasonable starting point for a buyer and by no means a lowball offer. Telling the poster to go find a stock C63 for $40K is irrelevant here as the OP set his own price at $47,800, for whatever reason, and he never stated that he's firm on the price or there's no room for negotiation. 'Asking $47.800' means that IDEALLY and HOPEFULLY, that's what the seller wants for the car and absolutely not a hard number.
Whether the OP has $25K in parts or $100K in parts, he is saying the selling price is $47,800 and that's all that matters here. The OP will likely get what's he's asking for, but you have to understand that his offer was not at all unreasonable.
GLWS - beautiful car, that's for sure!
Buy Im letting it go for a different
04-24-2014, 06:46 PM
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