thinking of selling my ss

[97slpss]

hey realistically what do you guys think i can get for my car...red m6 97 ss every option except for the suspension package, on the zr1s..brand new tires..z06 rims are included a vortech elbow and an electronic cut out, hid's,... the car is CLEAN with 54,000 miles....i bought it for $10,500 a little over a year ago

and i forgot a new water pump and intake manifold gasket where installed recently

[Knipps]

and i forgot a new water pump and intake manifold gasket where installed recently

won't add anything to what you'll get

[z28c4maro82z]

Probably 5k maybe 6, Doesn't really matter much anymore, but LT1's just don't sell for much anymore when the price of an ls1 is only 2 or 3k more than the cleanest lt1

[bad64chevelle]

KBB is your friend!

[qwikz28]

KBB is garbage

check forums and autotrader are your best gauge of what you can get for your car. remember, theres always a guy out there that doesnt know the value of your car and if he gets hooked on your car in particular will pay a ridiculous amount for it. throw a for sale sign on there with a high price and hope for the best.

in any event, id say about 6k

[97slpss]

kbb says its worth 9500

[Tru2Chevy]

I'm guessing you could get close to $8k for it if you found the right buyer. There aren't very many clean, low mileage 96/97 SS cars on the market, so if you can find someone that wants one, you'll be all set.

- Justin

[Bandit]

40K in a year or so on the car? Thats going to hurt. The market is very soft for Fbodies. 6K max for it is my best bet. You can get 95-97 LT1 cars for 3500 now.

[GP99GT]

40K in a year or so on the car? Thats going to hurt.

no, he said he bought it for $10,500, not that it had 10,500 miles on it

[jimmyboy8301]

say 10k or best offer, you'll find someone it's a rare car

[enRo]

I'm guessing you could get close to $8k for it if you found the right buyer. There aren't very many clean, low mileage 96/97 SS cars on the market, so if you can find someone that wants one, you'll be all set.

- Justin

Agreed. Id say around $8,000... maybe more if you can get a spoiled high school brat to buy it :lol:

[97slpss]

yea i was a spoiled high school brat that got it for 10 k haha so ther has to be more out there

[Frosty]

I'm guessing you could get close to $8k for it if you found the right buyer. There aren't very many clean, low mileage 96/97 SS cars on the market, so if you can find someone that wants one, you'll be all set.

- Justin

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[JL8Jeff]

I'd say somewhere around $8500-9000. 96-97 SS cars hold their value pretty well but won't bring much more than that because you can find LS1 cars in the $8000 on up range. I sold my 96 SS this summer for $8000 with 87K miles and a spare transmission.