http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...RK%3AMESE%3AIT

been a great car.

 

Did you sell the HRE wheels yet? If not, I'd be interested.

 

You really pull 12.1's with that pup? Holy Cow...seems like the average around here is 12.6's. How'd you nip a half sec off everyone?

 

search the forum a good number of people get 12.0x to 12.2x

Id say the "norm" is 12.4x - 12.6x

 

Nice Car, Fair Price.

You may want to fix the misspellings in your auction (or not, doesn't matter to me....)

 

I think he'd wrather not.

 

heh that was good for a laugh, thanks =)

 

Peter B, sorry to see your baby go. Ebay shoppers are low-ballers. If the price is not below Wholesale or Trade-in value it will be hard to sell. Ebay biders never bid retail prices. Good Luck.

 

If the dealer offered you 68 and you are selling on ebay for 69, doesn't the percentage taken by ebay negate this difference?

I have never sold anything on ebay so I may be wrong, but won't you lose money..?

Just wondering.

 

kev, i know. there was a 50c insertion sale so ill see what happens. its being replaced by a cls55 so dont shed too many tears

 

Dont cut your nose off depsite your face. Remember sales tax. You will only pay the difference between the price of the new car and trade in price on your old car as far as sales tax is concerned (unless your in a tax free state). Here in Palm Beach County its 6% so that would amount to a huge saving should the cls cost $85,000 (base) and your trade @$69,000. The differnce being $17,000 which equates to $1020 in tax as opposed to $5100 in tax because you paid it on the entire price of the new car without a trade.

 

And this is why eBay is one of the greatest services available. With eBay, you only pay them to host your auction, they don't take a cut of whatever is sold...even if its for a million bucks. On average, it'll cost about $50 for a 10 day auction with pictures, buy it now, and a reserve price.