Pre owned M6 pricing

Superpop · 07-20-2017, 06:22 PM

Can anyone tell me why pricing is so different from area to area with the M6 convertible. Looking at one locally and they want 65K for a 2014 and the identical car 900 miles away is 59K, same miles and everything and I can have it shipped for 850 bucks. Would rather buy locally but the price swings are huge from area to area. I am in the Seattle area BTW. Anyone know what auction prices are for this car, 2014 M6 convertible with under 30K miles? They all seem to be in pristine condition.

nissan · 07-21-2017, 12:08 AM

I think there's another forum member that can help you w auction prices, but I'd recommend being open to an out of region purchase. Get a pre-purchase inspection from someone reputable if buying out of state and you should net out ahead. That was my experience anyway. Cars in N. TX were overpriced and sitting on lots for months w little negotiation here, so I searched nationally and found a great deal even after trading and driving there. It's always worked in my favor, I bought 5 of my last 6 cars out of region.

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Superpop New Member 9 Rep 11 Posts Drives: 2012 S550 Join Date: Jul 2017 Location: Newcastle, WA iTrader: (0)	Pre owned M6 pricing Can anyone tell me why pricing is so different from area to area with the M6 convertible. Looking at one locally and they want 65K for a 2014 and the identical car 900 miles away is 59K, same miles and everything and I can have it shipped for 850 bucks. Would rather buy locally but the price swings are huge from area to area. I am in the Seattle area BTW. Anyone know what auction prices are for this car, 2014 M6 convertible with under 30K miles? They all seem to be in pristine condition.
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nissan Lieutenant 54 Rep 523 Posts Drives: 2015 M6 GC CP Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: DFW iTrader: (4)	I think there's another forum member that can help you w auction prices, but I'd recommend being open to an out of region purchase. Get a pre-purchase inspection from someone reputable if buying out of state and you should net out ahead. That was my experience anyway. Cars in N. TX were overpriced and sitting on lots for months w little negotiation here, so I searched nationally and found a great deal even after trading and driving there. It's always worked in my favor, I bought 5 of my last 6 cars out of region.
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