I can't believe this car hasn't been sold yet, great price for a low mileage SE

 

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To answer your question, it looks like there is more supply than demand these days. I have noticed that the lower priced IX's are gone within hours. Kinda like a buyers market in real estate, you have to keep up with the price trends or you will be stuck with property for a long time. In the end for some people it would be cheaper to sell low and get out from underneath a payment and insurance. Some people insist on making 6-7 months more car payments and insurance coverage before finally selling their car at a lower price. This applies for both real estate and selling cars.

Good luck with you sell.

-Nate

 

You're probably right. But once you get to that point, it's probably best just to keep the vehicle. That is what I might end up doing. It can't hurt to wait until the X's have all the bugs worked out anyway.

 

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Free bump. Nice car, i'd be all over this if i didn't have my IX already!

 

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Most people looking at cars over $25,000 would have to trade & or finance. Then if you had to do all of that you'd want the latest and the greatest Evo X. The private market is crap these days unless you just practically give the car away.

Try eBay and good luck.

 

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