Selling Comp Ed GC, 23K miles, Loaded

[thebmw]

I considered a frozen M6 last year but decided against it because how hard it is to keep clean and detail. If it gets scratched or chipped, good luck trying to buff it out or touch it up. If you're looking for the matte look for a daily driver, either buy a frozen car and apply ppf to the whole thing or get a gloss car and apply stealth ppf. Either way, it will cost at least 6K for the whole car.

I do agree that the sweet spot for this car is mid to upper 40s because it is rare, loaded, and in great condition (I'm assuming). A lot of M6s have been retailing for wholesale price. Some very nice M6s have been sold on these forms for wholesale pricing as well. I can't imagine a dealer offering more than low 40s if they dream of making a profit. So OP, if they're offering 49K, take it and run and don't ask questions! Again, I offer this objective feedback to help the buyer and seller move the car.

[city1991]

Originally Posted by rajvirrandhawaf10

I was looking at a 17 frozen white on amaro brown full individual interior. Had comp pkg, night vision, ccbs, and all the other stuff you would find on a loaded car like b/o sound. Car still had a year of factory warranty left and one year cpo on top of that plus one year maintenance package. Had a little higher miles at 29000 but private seller wanted 58k. I was going to buy and had worked everything out with the seller. I had bought a plane ticket to go buy the car in person but I guess the guy needed cash quick as he sold the car to a dealer next day after agreeing to the sale with me. Anyway, thats a close to 160 msrp 2017 car still in warranty for 58k! There might not be deals that good out there right now, but as flying ace stated 55k will get you an lci car. I have to say op has a stunning car but asking too much.

Hope you got a refund on your plane ticket. Pretty shade of him to sell it after you agreed to buy it.

[bahador94]

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