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A WV Passat?  Does it come already jacked up on cinder blocks?
Will you move it to my front yard? ;-)


In article <3DBDECAD.65229C4B@engineer.com>, Wolfpack 
<wolfpackSPAMSPAM@engineer.com> wrote:
>Contact Michael at (919)749-3620 or 
>wolfpack-SPAM-SPAM@engineer.com  (remove the obvious) 
>
>1994 Volkswagen Passat GLX Sedan 4D
> 
>Retail Value  $6,285 
>Private Party Value $4,175    
>
>Asking $3,900
>
>Engine: V6 2.8 Liter
>Trans: 5 Speed Manual
>Drive: Front Wheel Drive
>Mileage: 136,500
>
>Exterior: Dark Green
>Condition: as expected for mileage: no rust, a few scratches. 
>Interior: Dark Gray fabric seats with leather trim (wheel, shifter, door
>handles)
>Condition: little to no wear on seats, some wear on front carpet.
>  
>Power Windows, Power Door Locks
>Power Steering, Tilt Wheel, Cruise Control
>AM/FM Stereo Cassette, Factory Premium Sound System
>ABS (4-Wheel)
>Moon Roof, Rear Spoiler, Alloy Wheels
>
>*** NOTE! the pricing above (which is explained below) is based on the
>data and options listed above. However, the car also is equipped with
>air-conditioning and a 12 disk Pioneer CD Player. The CD changer
>sometimes eats CDs and the A/C currently does not work because one
>component has a hole and needs to be replaced. I think it is one of the
>freon lines and will cost a couple hundred dollars, including recharging
>the freon. (I am selling the car for a friend, and he would rather sell
>it as-is than repair the A/C) If the A/C and CD changer were in fully
>working order, the Retail Value would be $6,815 and the Private Party
>Value would be $4,615. ***
> 
>The following estimate is from KellyBlueBook.com
>------------------------
>     Retail Value  $6,285 
>Suggested retail represents the price a dealership might ask for this
>make and model vehicle. This represents a fully reconditioned vehicle in
>excellent condition with a clean title history. This retail price is not
>a trade-in or private-party value, but rather assumes that a dealer has
>absorbed the cost of making the vehicle ready for sale, reconditioning,
>advertising, sales commissions, arranging for financing and insurance
>and standing behind the vehicle for any mechanical or safety problems.
>Many late model vehicles at this price have passed an inspection program
>or carry a warranty. Actual dealer selling price may vary from this
>price.  
>
>     Private Party Value $4,175     
>Private Party value represents what you might expect to pay for a used
>car when purchasing from a private party. It may also represent the
>value you might expect to receive when selling your own used car to
>another private party.  
>
>Consumer Rated Condition: Good    
>"Good" condition means that the vehicle is free of any major defects.
>The paint, body and interior have only minor (if any) blemishes, and
>there are no major mechanical problems. In states where rust is a
>problem, this should be very minimal, and a deduction should be made to
>correct it. The tires match and have substantial tread wear left. A
>clean title history. A "good" vehicle will need some reconditioning to
>be sold at retail; however major reconditioning should be deducted from
>the value. Most recent model cars owned by consumers fall into this
>category.