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Just a general question, I have a 2000 TT Quattro, loaded with Audio, Comfort, and Performance packages with 41k miles on it. I love the car, but after getting laid off, I started a small company and I need a truck. I have it listed in a couple of places for $19500. That seems to be a fair price for this car. I have had a few emails offering what I consider to be way out of line amounts, $16500, $14500, and so on. Shoudln't these people be looking at different cars? Are there really TT's going for this cheap?
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and post....ask Terry how you should price yours...include colors, mileage, condition, options, and city/state. He's a wholesaler, and definetly knows the market conditions.<ul><li><a href="http://townhall-talk.edmunds.com/WebX?50@73.liiVbb590bY.0@.ee9c851/13817!make=CATS&model=Pricing%20Data&ed_ma keindex=.ee9c851">LINKY</a></li></ul>
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Re: Kelley'S blue book lists private party sale for 18.5 - 18.9
I've got it listed for $19500 figuring that 9 times out of 10 people want to negotiate somewhat. I owe about $20k on it, so $18500 is my bottom line on it. I had a potential buyer about a week ago, but he decided to go Audi certified and bought a FWD with less options, about $10k less miles and he paid $22k for it. I am the second owner, bought it about a year ago for $25k.
It does have the spolier on it.
It does have the spolier on it.
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