Date: Sun, 11 Jun 2000 02:59:18 GMT From: "Ken Ferguson" <Ken_Fergusonnopsamosoft's.web-based.e-mail.com> Subject: Re: Price for '99 9-5?
Are you sure we are talking about a 1999 9-5 SE? I ran a quick check on the Kelly Blue book site for dealer retail price (not trade in, but the price to expect on a lot) It came back with $33,500. That's more than I paid 15 months ago, although I got it at a steal via European delivery. The trade-in value came out to $28,000. That's using a Seaside, CA zip code, and 12,500 miles. My car is a manual also, so an automatic should be more. I'm not sure where you can get one for 23,000, that seems low, unless we are talking about a different trim level or a whole lot of miles. Ken Norman Boyce <normbnopsamties.com> wrote in message news:8huv9u$a1a$1nopsamnews-01.ihighway.net... > No more than $23,000. I live in the Midwest. That is fair market value. > If he thinks people in the Midwest and the east coast will pay close to new > prices for the cars, tell him to put them on a trailer and go sell them. > > Norm Boyce > "rd" <ronteega999nopsamhlink.net> wrote in message > news:3942ED0A.95999E31nopsamhlink.net... > > I was looking to buy a '99 9-5se. b &b saab in san fran bay area has a > > bunch of them all at the same price (all w/ auto trans, leather) at > > 27,600 regardless of mileage. edmunds has the retail value at somewhere > > around 22,000 and wholesale of 18,000.. other car dealers told me that > > saabs depreciate a lot, much more than audi, volvo, lexus, bmw, etc. and > > i should be able to get them closer to wholesale. the b and b manager > > said people are paying even more than 27.6K in the east and midwest. > > what would be a fair price to pay for the car? thank you > > > > >
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