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Crazy Overpriced Cars You'Ve Seen For Sale.

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that 93k datsun is a bit....over priced.

 

beautiful car, but i think 10-12k is a bit more reasonable. sure he has spent a fortune, but its just a 240Z.

 

and yeah whats with the wheels, they belong on my mums ae101 corolla.

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I didn't even need to look at the Corona ad to know which one it is.

 

For 93K he is clearly trying to get back every dollar he's spent on it. Which we all know will never happen.

 

Good condition 240z's though are definitely worth more than 10-12 grand, they're getting damn hard to find these days! A 260z perhaps not so rare.

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Any chance of it being a typo of $9,300?

 

Probably noticed it & thought "Bugger it I'll leave it there." :laff:

HEAPS of overpriced (emotional priced) cars on Carsales.

 

How about a Mitsubishi Starion with 213 thousand kays on the clock for $43500.00?.

This is no typo, if you read this guys add, he's dead serious. Probably why it's been on carsales for more than 2 years.

 

A Gemini with a 4age convertion (sweet ex-show car) but $17000.00?. Steep.

 

A Toyota Trueno GT, stunning example no doubt but, $29500.00. It's been advertised on car sales for AGES. That alone should be telling the owner something.

 

Or an 81 KE55 with 4age/T50 conversion. Was $14500.00 several months later it's still $10500.00. Hey, it's a sweet little number, has sleeper written all over it. But c'mon, it's a 30 year old Corolla.

 

Based on what I've spent on my VS Clubsport over the past 8years, it's rarity, it's condition and how much I'll cry when it's gone

I reckon it's worth in the area of $80G.

Hey don't laugh, it'll be worth that in about another 25 to 30 years. Save your self some time and buy it now...

Any chance of it being a typo of $9,300?

 

Probably noticed it & thought "Bugger it I'll leave it there." :laff:

 

 

Very possible (I hope). You would reckon you would take the time to correct the multiple spelling errors in your ad if expecting someone with that much cash to come around for a look.

 

But yes, I would think an immaculate 240Z would go for anywhere up to $20K

Worth 30+ yeah but not 93K

 

 

Original AE71 with 127,000kms is worth 2500 easy in my opinion. Some people pay 500 bucks for an E7 and pour in too much money and time to have a car which worse than a nice original.

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It does have a look that says, "ride me big boy".

this one has been up for as long as I can remember - i guess hes probably spent that much on it ...... and I can see the car has potential but..... $10500 and I'm pretty sure it was $11500 to start with - theres a pink coupe as well overrated but stock ... started at 12500!! 8500 or something now ...

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thats been on carsales for about 1 and a half years

this one has been up for as long as I can remember - i guess hes probably spent that much on it ...... and I can see the car has potential but..... $10500 and I'm pretty sure it was $11500 to start with - theres a pink coupe as well overrated but stock ... started at 12500!! 8500 or something now ...

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Yep, that's the one I was talking about. T18drifts is about right, it's been on there for about 1 1/2 years, and it actually started around the $14G mark. Half his luck if someone falls for it. He's clearly in no rush.

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