My Envoy started to have an overheating issue on my ride from Ohio, back to Maryland. I took it to my mechanic, and got the news I did not want to hear - it has a cracked radiator, it needs a new air-conditioning system, and my headlight that keeps going out, is due to a fuse that is burning in the car (it could have caught fire). The damafe was something along the lines of $2000 - I've put enough into the car, and it's time to move on.
It's a 2002 GMC Envoy, with a dealer installed Denali Package (grill, Denali insignia on door panels, and various other changes. It was just under 147,000 miles, with 4WD, SLT Package, Leather Interior, Sunroof, and Running Boards. The Carfax says it's a 2-Owner, but the title was only transferred from my company car, to a personal car. Original MSRP - $36,215 + $1,200 Denali Upgrade. The condition is best described as 'fair', and the car just looked tired - the front bumper is sagging, the headlights are sort of foggy, the back bumper is pretty scratched up, and there is minor condensation in a taillight. On the bright side, the tires are brand new Firestone winter tires, the transmission is 20,000 miles old, and the interior is pretty close to immaculate. Additionally, the engine is running pretty well, aside from the radiator. Overall, the car looks like it has 150,000 miles.
I'm going to put it on eBay Motors, and Craigslist as a car without inspection, and one that should be towed away, as it will probably overheat on a drive exceeding 20 miles. There really is no pricing guide for cars that need work, so what do you think I should list it for? The dealer offered me $3000.
Thanks
It's a 2002 GMC Envoy, with a dealer installed Denali Package (grill, Denali insignia on door panels, and various other changes. It was just under 147,000 miles, with 4WD, SLT Package, Leather Interior, Sunroof, and Running Boards. The Carfax says it's a 2-Owner, but the title was only transferred from my company car, to a personal car. Original MSRP - $36,215 + $1,200 Denali Upgrade. The condition is best described as 'fair', and the car just looked tired - the front bumper is sagging, the headlights are sort of foggy, the back bumper is pretty scratched up, and there is minor condensation in a taillight. On the bright side, the tires are brand new Firestone winter tires, the transmission is 20,000 miles old, and the interior is pretty close to immaculate. Additionally, the engine is running pretty well, aside from the radiator. Overall, the car looks like it has 150,000 miles.
I'm going to put it on eBay Motors, and Craigslist as a car without inspection, and one that should be towed away, as it will probably overheat on a drive exceeding 20 miles. There really is no pricing guide for cars that need work, so what do you think I should list it for? The dealer offered me $3000.
Thanks