Um, no, no I don't.
I will, however, sell it to you for $40,000 though. I think the biggest point that some people miss when speaking of KBB values, blue book, black book, etc...., is that A BOOK DOES NOT BUY OR SELL CARS. When I worked for Pontiac, people would come in all the time wanting $30,000 for their trade just because the BOOK said it was worth that. I told them to go sell their car to a book, and good luck because I don't know where the book lived. On the flip side, if the book value said a car was worth $15,000, but the market for that particular car was way above that value for some reason (popularity etc.), then people would have no choice but to pay the "Going Rate" for that particular car. There is too much "BOOK VALUE" arguing here.
agreed, but im still trying to figure out why they sell for so much I mean hell the car is 7 years old. If you went back 3 years on this thread they sold for the same amount that people are still trying to sell them. But it seems like a great buy if I could buy it and 2 years later still sell it for what I paid for it thats a great idea. :beer:Um, no, no I don't.
