What is my GXP worth
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I think if the GXP (and the SSEi) had been rear wheel drive it might have been in much higher demand therefore higher resale values. There'* not much of a market for american front wheel drive V8 performance sedans that cost $35,000 + (that suck as much gas as a 07 Tahoe). Now rear wheel drive it'* a whole another story. Look at the 300C, Charger'*, and now the G8.
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Originally Posted by Water 97SSEi
What county in Northern NJ do you live in? I'm up in Sussex county.
I'm in the Bergen/Passaic county area, and I've gotten a few inquiries on the car. Someone is coming this weekend to see it.
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Since I bought a low-mile GXP, I thought I’d post up. I bought mine in July of 2006 with 7500 miles for 23,500. GM certified with 3000 extra warrantee miles, and warrantee period through Jan ’09.
Mine does not have a sunroof or CD changer though. But you get the picture…that was nearly 2 years ago.
These cars were overpriced when they were new, and that is why they didn’t sell well. You could get a Acura TL, or 300C Hemi for what they wanted for these cars. I do wish you luck, and I guess you never know what someone might pay for it.
Mine does not have a sunroof or CD changer though. But you get the picture…that was nearly 2 years ago.
These cars were overpriced when they were new, and that is why they didn’t sell well. You could get a Acura TL, or 300C Hemi for what they wanted for these cars. I do wish you luck, and I guess you never know what someone might pay for it.
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I had tried to sell my GXP for 14K - 15K for a few months and then decided to keep the car. Its an 05 charcoal mint condition with 40K - every single possible option including being GM certified to 100K through most of '09. KBB I learned means nothing typical V8 on tradein gets you 2-3K below loan unless you trade it in on something else and the dealer can make something on both ends you may get more.
Good Luck!
Dean
Good Luck!
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We have decided to keep the GXP rather than take a huge loss on it.
We are going to sell the 2001 Grand Prix GT instead. That one has only 39k miles, and is also in great shape. Anyone looking for a GP GT? LOL........
We are going to sell the 2001 Grand Prix GT instead. That one has only 39k miles, and is also in great shape. Anyone looking for a GP GT? LOL........
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Originally Posted by Mark2002
We have decided to keep the GXP rather than take a huge loss on it.
We are going to sell the 2001 Grand Prix GT instead. That one has only 39k miles, and is also in great shape. Anyone looking for a GP GT? LOL........
We are going to sell the 2001 Grand Prix GT instead. That one has only 39k miles, and is also in great shape. Anyone looking for a GP GT? LOL........
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Originally Posted by Mark2002
We have decided to keep the GXP rather than take a huge loss on it.
We are going to sell the 2001 Grand Prix GT instead. That one has only 39k miles, and is also in great shape. Anyone looking for a GP GT? LOL........
We are going to sell the 2001 Grand Prix GT instead. That one has only 39k miles, and is also in great shape. Anyone looking for a GP GT? LOL........
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