2002 lincoln LS

[Luxury Swagga]

metalic blue V8 linc LS with chrome lincoln 17' inch rims 157000 miles very clean has a big MTX 12' sub inclosure and 1500 watt amp this car beats the block and is very private has dark chrome fader tint




sellin for $7500

 

[mlara1129]

lmao $7500!

 

[Luxury Swagga]

so helpme out with a price it can drop

 

[NickT88LSC]

I think I was down to 7000 with my car and no bites. My car has a lot less miles and a lot more aftermarket stuff. If you really want to sell it gotta go low otherwise you will be stuck with it like I am.

 

[mlara1129]

sorry that was immature on my part, but your asking price is a bit steep. I mean KBB is not even $5k(in my area at least) and although it is not 100% accurate pricing it is a good starting point.

I tried selling my Gen II, with 99k miles and every option available. I got down to $6k and i didn't get a single bite.

if you ask me, start with around $4750 asking price, and negotiate from there.

 

[Luxury Swagga]

you all must be up north high mile cars sell good in the south cause its all highway not stop and go we get a good 300 plus thousand miles out our cars and people around here sellin LS's for 14000 i thought i was selling cheap wow i'd rather keep it then but i can drop to 6k

 

[sancho20]

im down south in florida you can ls's for nothing down here ive seen a couple 06's go for around $8000 with right around 100k miles..

 

[mlara1129]

you all must be up north high mile cars sell good in the south cause its all highway not stop and go we get a good 300 plus thousand miles out our cars and people around here sellin LS's for 14000 i thought i was selling cheap wow i'd rather keep it then but i can drop to 6k

maybe a 2006 LS with about 50k miles would go for $14K. If anybody buys an LS similar to yours in terms of year,and mileage for $14k, they are seriously retarded.

and you are right, your probably better off keeping it. Thats why im keeping mine; because ill never get what i think the car is worth, or even what its actually worth. Market conditions for such fast depreciating goods are just not favorable.

good luck tho!