2008 E63 WHITE/PANO P2 No paintwork 48k miles clean carfax, brand new tires, FEELER
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2008 E63 WHITE/PANO P2 No paintwork 48k miles clean carfax, brand new tires, FEELER
I might have this car for sale. Its my Dads and he is looking for a new toy. Let me know if anyone is interested and what the offer would be, through PM. Or what you all feel the value of the car is. I need to know a realistic value of this particular car, in the private party market place. White with Pano is the best color by far. Please dont quote me prices of a no option, black car.
The car is perfect, no smoking, always garaged, all stock, all original paint, ZERO mods, nothing aftermarket at all.
I can get pics, but the car IS as described. 100%.
Thanks
The car is perfect, no smoking, always garaged, all stock, all original paint, ZERO mods, nothing aftermarket at all.
I can get pics, but the car IS as described. 100%.
Thanks
Last edited by Taximan1; Jan 20, 2011 at 03:11 PM.
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Well, in spite of the book values, which you probably already know, I've seen similiar cars selling for mid $40's.
There's an '09 on ebay w/ 28k miles (white, pano, etc) that's been listed by a dealer 3 times since Nov and the
highest bid has been $33k. ( he paid 54.5k for it at Manheim) : Click Here
Update: As you can see in the link, his BIN price is reduced to $53,995, $505 less than what he paid for it.
And the reserve price is less than that!
The point being that auction prices do not necessarily reflect the retail market of these cars.
Just a very weak market for 63's right now.
There's an '09 on ebay w/ 28k miles (white, pano, etc) that's been listed by a dealer 3 times since Nov and the
highest bid has been $33k. ( he paid 54.5k for it at Manheim) : Click Here
Update: As you can see in the link, his BIN price is reduced to $53,995, $505 less than what he paid for it.
And the reserve price is less than that!
The point being that auction prices do not necessarily reflect the retail market of these cars.
Just a very weak market for 63's right now.
Last edited by starbrite; Jan 21, 2011 at 12:11 AM.
