Originally Posted by
Frazer1
I agree with you that it would be hard to find someone in Canada to purchase the car for that price in Canada, which is why I will try to sell the car in the US. If someone from the US ends up buying the car, then I guess being that the Canadian dollar is weak right now is in my favour. The fact that the US has 319 million people compared to 35.2 million in Canada is also in my favour (not to mention there are very few places in Canada where you could drive this car for more than 4 months of the year).
Kurt
It is hard to find a comparable in your area to compare prices because it would be hard to find a comparable any where. Yours is a rare and valuable car more likely than most to appreciate.
They may be 319 million people in the US and another 35.2 million in the US but there are less than one thousand SRT-6 roadsters, fewer in black (known to be the fastest color) and only a hand full in the entire world with as few miles as yours with fewer each day.
Broaden the comparison to other vehicles which were targeted at the same narrow part of the market produced during the same time period and you are cheap, as are all SRT-6s. The broader market needs educating on what SRT-6s are before the value will be more fully appreciated.
Forced distress sales of uncommon cars generate some low prices. The market was never broad. Unless you are in desperate straits or there are hidden problems with the history your selling points should be mileage, mileage, mileage, history, condition and rarity of that exceptional car not price.
In my humble opinion.