2011 Grand Sport Convertible For Sale
11-12-2011, 07:39 PM
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2011 Grand Sport Convertible For Sale
Wife's 2011 Grand Sport Convertible for sale. Only 1,000 careful miles. Still smells new and of course is always garaged. Options include 3LT package ~ Hertiage Package ~ Chrome Wheels ~ Magnetic Ride Control ~ Automatic Transmission ~ Dual Mode Exhaust ~ Navigation System ~ Supersonic Blue Metallic. You won't find a flaw inside or out. Call Dennis @ (757) 538-1241 for more information and pictures. Priced at $63,500.
Last edited by DQSR; 11-15-2011 at 01:01 PM. Reason: Lower Price
11-14-2011, 02:26 PM
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Wife's 2011 Grand Sport Convertible for sale. Only 1,000 careful miles. Still smells new and of course is always garaged. Options include 3LT package ~ Hertiage Package ~ Chrome Wheels ~ Magnetic Ride Control ~ Automatic Transmission ~ Dual Mode Exhaust ~ Navigation System ~ Supersonic Blue Metallic. You won't find a flaw inside or out. Call Dennis @ (757) 538-1241 for more information and pictures. Priced at $64,500.
You need to add the pictures. It is a beautiful car and the pictures will help a lot. If you don't know how someone on the forum will help.
11-14-2011, 05:11 PM
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11-14-2011, 05:13 PM
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It is a four step process:
Step 1: take photos.
Step 2: go to a file hosting site, such as photobucket.com and open a free account.
Step 3: Upload photos to your new account, following the easy directions. That website will also list the "address" to access each photo.
Step 4: Post photos in your ad by clicking on the picture icon above and pasting your photo urls into the pop-up dialog box - or you can just type in: [ img ] http://www.my photo address here.jpg [ /img ] (no spaces)
11-14-2011, 06:25 PM
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Burning Brakes
11-14-2011, 10:26 PM
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Hi Dennis,
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but hopefully, it will be of some help in the long run. Unfortunately (for you) leftover 2012s of the same trim level are being closed out at $60 - 64,000 with all dealer discounts and incentives (with new steering wheel and seat design). It's tough to take, but the reality is that that first thousand miles may have cost you about $20 per mile by the time you get this car into a price range in which someone is actually willing to trade money for it. I'm not saying it's fair, just real - and I'd hate to see you sit on it for the next six months only to find that it's worth even $2500 LESS. I'm looking to buy a GS convertible myself, and I'm finding 2011 3LTs between 50-55,000; 2010s 48-53,000.
Having said all that, it's a great car, and if you find someone who's looking for that exact combination of trim and accessories, you'll certainly get more than the average sale. Best of luck with it!
Jon
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but hopefully, it will be of some help in the long run. Unfortunately (for you) leftover 2012s of the same trim level are being closed out at $60 - 64,000 with all dealer discounts and incentives (with new steering wheel and seat design). It's tough to take, but the reality is that that first thousand miles may have cost you about $20 per mile by the time you get this car into a price range in which someone is actually willing to trade money for it. I'm not saying it's fair, just real - and I'd hate to see you sit on it for the next six months only to find that it's worth even $2500 LESS. I'm looking to buy a GS convertible myself, and I'm finding 2011 3LTs between 50-55,000; 2010s 48-53,000.
Having said all that, it's a great car, and if you find someone who's looking for that exact combination of trim and accessories, you'll certainly get more than the average sale. Best of luck with it!
Jon
11-14-2011, 10:33 PM
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Hi Dennis,
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but hopefully, it will be of some help in the long run. Unfortunately (for you) leftover 2012s of the same trim level are being closed out at $60 - 64,000 with all dealer discounts and incentives (with new steering wheel and seat design). It's tough to take, but the reality is that that first thousand miles may have cost you about $20 per mile by the time you get this car into a price range in which someone is actually willing to trade money for it. I'm not saying it's fair, just real - and I'd hate to see you sit on it for the next six months only to find that it's worth even $2500 LESS. I'm looking to buy a GS convertible myself, and I'm finding 2011 3LTs between 50-55,000; 2010s 48-53,000.
Having said all that, it's a great car, and if you find someone who's looking for that exact combination of trim and accessories, you'll certainly get more than the average sale. Best of luck with it!
Jon
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but hopefully, it will be of some help in the long run. Unfortunately (for you) leftover 2012s of the same trim level are being closed out at $60 - 64,000 with all dealer discounts and incentives (with new steering wheel and seat design). It's tough to take, but the reality is that that first thousand miles may have cost you about $20 per mile by the time you get this car into a price range in which someone is actually willing to trade money for it. I'm not saying it's fair, just real - and I'd hate to see you sit on it for the next six months only to find that it's worth even $2500 LESS. I'm looking to buy a GS convertible myself, and I'm finding 2011 3LTs between 50-55,000; 2010s 48-53,000.
Having said all that, it's a great car, and if you find someone who's looking for that exact combination of trim and accessories, you'll certainly get more than the average sale. Best of luck with it!
Jon
You can buy a new 2012 with 3LT for UNDER $60k.
11-14-2011, 10:38 PM
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11-15-2011, 11:26 AM
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4LT, conv., dual mode, nav., auto, chromes, All black! Love It!
11-29-2011, 02:18 PM
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Strange that OP joins the forum a couple of weeks ago, originates and makes 4 posts in his for sale thread in the first 3 days and then disappears. Now the thread is only kept alive by bumps from another forum member.
Beautiful car but as others have stated earlier priced high.
Beautiful car but as others have stated earlier priced high.
