2003 GLE price Opinions sought
06-10-2010, 09:12 PM
#41
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evevryone is talking science fiction here....I was looking for a 5.5 gen and I came across endless junk for 7.5k to around 8.5k $$ with milage from 70k to 140k......The market is going crazy these days , especially with the maximas...Finally got 2003 GLE with 124xxx for 7.5K.....but it's really really clean car,2 owners,clean carfax..loving it so far...
06-10-2010, 09:39 PM
#42
evevryone is talking science fiction here....I was looking for a 5.5 gen and I came across endless junk for 7.5k to around 8.5k $$ with milage from 70k to 140k......The market is going crazy these days , especially with the maximas...Finally got 2003 GLE with 124xxx for 7.5K.....but it's really really clean car,2 owners,clean carfax..loving it so far...
Anyways, congrats on the purchase.
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06-11-2010, 01:44 PM
#43
Here is one for $8500 with only 48,000 miles. Its loaded with clean carfax.
http://www.ksl.com/index.php?sid=0&n...iew&ad=2634424
http://www.ksl.com/index.php?sid=0&n...iew&ad=2634424
06-12-2010, 11:08 AM
#44
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Thanks for the info, I can't buy a car in Utah, I'm in Boston.
You guys are quoting a lot of cars with much higher miles than 63k, and their prices will be lower. Like I said if you do a cars.com search in the boston area, you get a lot of 80k cars around or more than $10k dollars. There aren't that many clean cars available even at 80k miles. People are not trading there cars in because of the economy.
You guys are quoting a lot of cars with much higher miles than 63k, and their prices will be lower. Like I said if you do a cars.com search in the boston area, you get a lot of 80k cars around or more than $10k dollars. There aren't that many clean cars available even at 80k miles. People are not trading there cars in because of the economy.
06-13-2010, 08:58 PM
#45
Thanks for the info, I can't buy a car in Utah, I'm in Boston.
You guys are quoting a lot of cars with much higher miles than 63k, and their prices will be lower. Like I said if you do a cars.com search in the boston area, you get a lot of 80k cars around or more than $10k dollars. There aren't that many clean cars available even at 80k miles. People are not trading there cars in because of the economy.
You guys are quoting a lot of cars with much higher miles than 63k, and their prices will be lower. Like I said if you do a cars.com search in the boston area, you get a lot of 80k cars around or more than $10k dollars. There aren't that many clean cars available even at 80k miles. People are not trading there cars in because of the economy.
mine is super clean i can ship it to boston area
http://forums.maxima.org/maximas-sal...axima-gle.html
06-13-2010, 10:26 PM
#46
Thanks for the info, I can't buy a car in Utah, I'm in Boston.
You guys are quoting a lot of cars with much higher miles than 63k, and their prices will be lower. Like I said if you do a cars.com search in the boston area, you get a lot of 80k cars around or more than $10k dollars. There aren't that many clean cars available even at 80k miles. People are not trading there cars in because of the economy.
You guys are quoting a lot of cars with much higher miles than 63k, and their prices will be lower. Like I said if you do a cars.com search in the boston area, you get a lot of 80k cars around or more than $10k dollars. There aren't that many clean cars available even at 80k miles. People are not trading there cars in because of the economy.
well what else is there to say at this point besides go ahead and get ripped off by the dealer. i just hate to see a fellow .org member pay for an awesome car that can be had at a much lower price.
06-13-2010, 10:39 PM
#47
Thanks for the info, I can't buy a car in Utah, I'm in Boston.
You guys are quoting a lot of cars with much higher miles than 63k, and their prices will be lower. Like I said if you do a cars.com search in the boston area, you get a lot of 80k cars around or more than $10k dollars. There aren't that many clean cars available even at 80k miles. People are not trading there cars in because of the economy.
You guys are quoting a lot of cars with much higher miles than 63k, and their prices will be lower. Like I said if you do a cars.com search in the boston area, you get a lot of 80k cars around or more than $10k dollars. There aren't that many clean cars available even at 80k miles. People are not trading there cars in because of the economy.
06-14-2010, 09:52 AM
#48
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http://www.cars.com/go/search/detail...5&aff=national
wow... long link. basically cars.com 03 se for 7800.00 with 53k on the dash. Looks like one of the best deals in the country for the miles and car
wow... long link. basically cars.com 03 se for 7800.00 with 53k on the dash. Looks like one of the best deals in the country for the miles and car
06-14-2010, 11:09 AM
#49
http://www.cars.com/go/search/detail...5&aff=national
wow... long link. basically cars.com 03 se for 7800.00 with 53k on the dash. Looks like one of the best deals in the country for the miles and car
wow... long link. basically cars.com 03 se for 7800.00 with 53k on the dash. Looks like one of the best deals in the country for the miles and car
haha look at the free carfax report on it first.
06-17-2010, 09:48 PM
#51
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trust me... nissans are aplenty in the boston area (very popular used cars), particularly maximas, there is a LOT of turnover. the one thing i noticed when looking before buying mine (did a lot of looking in boston area) is that inventory turned over constantly. just keep an eye out and you can snag one for $9000 max. dont settle!
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