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For Sale 2006 ss cobalt
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My guess would be somewhere between 7-9. They offered me high 9s for my car when I had 58k on it and was in better condition than any other Cobalt I saw.
His price is better not but still needs to be lower. Thats a damn shame, I would easily pay that for your car if it was up to my standards in condition. The right buyer will pay that much or more.
His price is better not but still needs to be lower. Thats a damn shame, I would easily pay that for your car if it was up to my standards in condition. The right buyer will pay that much or more.
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Hmm...I hope you sale it! I am in the market, in 2 months...I could trade my car to you and put money down...GLWS, though!
my contact: egs0614@gwmail.gwu.edu
my contact: egs0614@gwmail.gwu.edu
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Hmm...I hope you sale it! I am in the market, in 2 months...I could trade my car to you and put money down...GLWS, though!
my contact: egs0614@gwmail.gwu.edu
my contact: egs0614@gwmail.gwu.edu
Ya people really need to look a Nada, its a heartbreaker, but realistic. I see 06's on cl here constantly going from 10-12k, I have members that actually pay mid 12's. I just wished they would of researched the car before they bought them. Especially the fact that there are awesome lnfs for sale now a days from 12-14.
9500 is a better price, glws, try locally, eBay and other areas like autotrader and stuff. If u trade it in my bet would be in the 7-7500 range.
9500 is a better price, glws, try locally, eBay and other areas like autotrader and stuff. If u trade it in my bet would be in the 7-7500 range.