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69 miler on ebay ... will be interesting to see what this will bring in the end

I don't recall ever seeing one for sale with less miles! My bet is $31,100 is top :)
Let's start a best guess list..if you guess it exactly someone should win something ???
 
i'm just scanning ebay and was gonna post this but looks like you beat me to it.....

is this the lowest mile TTA in existence????

i'll say $ 32,500......
 
No reserve - but that's BS anyway. The guy will pull the auction if he does not get what he wants.
 
Hmmm... bad time of yr to sell a 25yo car, that in mind i will guess $29,800, of course if you get 2 people that really want it all bets are off.
 
They can always have a ghost bidder that will bid to their "secret reserve price". Anyone really wanting any car on ebay should not to submit their "top" bid until the final seconds....this does 2 things... Causes you not to want to over pay what your willing as you will not get caught up in the moment..so bid once and bid your final price....and the ghost bidder would have already had their bid in long before the end...so if you see that someone bid and has the high bid for a while or has bid multiple times..then its most likely a ghost bidder related to the seller. At least that's my theory and I've purchased 4 or 5 cars on ebay. That said, does anyone else actually bid on a vehicle they are interested in long before the auction ends?? That would just drive the price up higher potentially.
 
Logic would be if the car meets what the MSRP was and that's what he paid, if he has no emotional connection to the car, sell for a few dollars more than that, and recoup the investment. It doesnt look from the photos that it is in the nicest storage area. So if it goes to that bid or more he will probably sell. I dont think it will go that high. Also factor in the 69 miles means how much $$ will it take to get it running properly? Or just leave it as is and have a very expensive garage ornament.
 
They can always have a ghost bidder that will bid to their "secret reserve price". Anyone really wanting any car on ebay should not to submit their "top" bid until the final seconds....this does 2 things... Causes you not to want to over pay what your willing as you will not get caught up in the moment..so bid once and bid your final price....and the ghost bidder would have already had their bid in long before the end...so if you see that someone bid and has the high bid for a while or has bid multiple times..then its most likely a ghost bidder related to the seller. At least that's my theory and I've purchased 4 or 5 cars on ebay. That said, does anyone else actually bid on a vehicle they are interested in long before the auction ends?? That would just drive the price up higher potentially.

All that B.S goes on more than people think, and yeah i also wonder why someone would bid before the end is near...:crazy:
 
The seller replied to my message very quickly. The car is in Deerfield Beach. 7-hour round trip for me to go see it, so I'll pass, even though the CarFax checks out and its a LOT cheaper than the other low-mileage TTA being offered for $49k.

Not going to waste my time (or the seller's) by driving down to meet him and make a stupid offer, and I am guessing he'll kill the auction if it doesn't reach an amount closer to his "sell" price. I would.
Hmm, I'm only 25 miles from Deerfield Beach. I'm gonna contact seller maybe he is willing to show car to me.
 
The person running up the bid is using a new ebay ID with no prior bidding history. It's either a ghost bidder or new buyer in which case it's likely we'll see the seller relisting due to non payment. It will be interesting to watch this one.....
 
how does a 69 mile car has had 2 owners sound fishy to me, and the garage doesn't look like a collectors garage somebody that has money and just store the car
 
My guess is it will be a no sale and the owner will pull the sale off Ebay when he realizes that it won't sell for what he thinks it is worth. Even with a ghost bidder, if it does not get into the range he wants, he will be forced to pull the ad or look stupid when he claims it is sold to his ghost bidder and it appears again on Ebay a few days later.
 
I am sure he bought this car as an investment and he's going to ask for big money.I would say around 40sh,i would not defanally pay that kind of money but then again some people would.This guy wants his money back and then some:furious::chair:
 
Three bidders over 28000$ and 1188 views, shows some interest. These higher priced cars dont seem to have bidders at the end if they actully sell.
 
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