I've got my hands on a 2011 Raptor crew cab SVT. It has ~155k miles, clean Carfax, minimal rust/damages, and some tasteful modifications. I'll include some photos, but what are your thoughts at $19,000-$20,000? Located mid-MO
Location: Kansas City, MO, USA: Can facilitate delivery anywhere
2022 Challenger r/T, 45,xxx miles, clean title, not set on price- $35,000- low 30s
Not set on price yet, but just took this bad boy in! Super clean, has not been detailed yet, so this is the condition it was traded in. Bought in-house and traded back in; local vehicle that has been super well kept. Located in Central MO but can facilitate delivery anywhere. Financing and trades accepted. Let me know because it won't last long!!
Not set on price yet, but just took this bad boy in! Super clean, has not been detailed yet, so this is the condition it was traded in. Bought in-house and traded back in; local vehicle that has been super well kept. Located in Central MO but can facilitate delivery anywhere. Financing and trades accepted. 2022 Challenger r/T, 45,xxx miles, clean title. Let me know because it won't last long!!
Guys, I need some wisdom! I have the opportunity to get myself into a 1991 Chevrolet K1500, it's a factory manual, 5.7L, standard/single cab, stepside Chynnene. The factory odometer supposedly quit at 83k, and the new gauges show under 500. The current owner purchased it from the long-time single owner, planned to do minor touch-ups, and resell. "new suspension, clutch, wheels and tires, new interior trims and seat, new handles, latches and tailgate hardware. I have seen the truck's exterior in person, and it's clean from what I could see. Obviously, going to test drive and crawl around it before making any decision. The guy wants "around 16" and from what I could find its worth that. I found that it's the only manual option listed in the country, and similar mileage comps are mid-20s or higher. What do you guys think? What should I triple-check before making any kind of offer?
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Hey everyone, my name is Isaac, and I am a 21-year-old car salesman out of central Missouri. I'm looking for advice. I've been in the business for a little over a year, and I want to help more people. I know the stereotypes, pushing/slimy/out to get you, and I want to show people that's not everyone. I am currently brainstorming ideas about opening my own dealership/creating helpful apps/trying to reach more people. As I mentioned, I have been selling for a little over a year and have accumulated 50+ 5-star reviews. I don't want this to be an ad, more so just seeking advice, but that being said. I can ship cars across the country; we have a huge selection, and a free lifetime powertrain warranty. How can I reach more people and build the trust that so many have lost throughout the years of awful salesman?
SUPER CLEAN, real miles and pristine condition. would love to tell you about it, PM for details 😁
I work at a dealership out of central Missouri, i can just about send this truck anywhere in the country. original owner was an old man, garage kept, completely stock. PM for details, delivery available
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