[Mike17jr]

Seen this local ad here in my town and was wondering with the damage and a price tag of 15k probably negotiable, is it's worth the time to buy it, fix and make a profit being that it is a 2013 with roughly low milage?

 

[TikiMan]

I can only see one pic but that may be something worth fixing and selling sure.

 

[Mike17jr]

Sorry I can't figure out how to attach multiple pics I'll just reply with different pics.

 

[Mike17jr]

Here's the craigslist post

 

[TikiMan]

Since it's a v6 I'd pass. You can get a brand new one for 20k.

 

[Mike17jr]

Thanks tiki I was looking at the Kelley blue book at it's about 17k trade in 18k private sell. Was thinking of lowballing for about 12-13k. Although if it's mine I wouldn't sell it lol

 

[jackal]

I don't think it is worth the hassle.

 

[MommaBetty]

You have a very nice car right now, the damaged car is a V-6, and if you buy it, fix it, and then later want to trade it, the previous damage could affect the trade in value. Just wait, pay off you current ride and get a V-8!

 

[jklotz10]

Repairing damage on these new cars is expensive. I wouldn't trust the ad for an accurate estimate of repair costs. Unless you own a body shop and have the equipment and skills to do the work yourself to eliminate cash paid for labor, you'd probably end up losing money in the deal......that leads to the question: Why doesn't the current owner fix it and sell it to get full market value if the repair is so cheap?

 

[dodge boy]

I don't think it is worth the hassle.

I don't think it is either.

 

[Mike17jr]

Thanks guys. I didn't plan on getting rid of mine, just was wondering if there was a chance to make a little cash. Appreciate all the responses. Jklotz10 I was wondering the same and would've been a question I asked but I'm not gonna waste mine or the sellers time lol

 

[Gematriaa]

Yeah, 15 grand plus another 3800 to fix it puts it at almost 19 grand already.

I would inspect the heck out of it before even counter offering a lot lower than 15

Shiny 2013 Challenger that insurance didn't fix? sounds sketchy

 

[jackal]

Shiny 2013 Challenger that insurance didn't fix? sounds sketchy

If it was paid for then maybe the owner only had liability. :4-dontknow: Not something I would ever do.

 

[Maxedwell]

Repairing damage on these new cars is expensive. I wouldn't trust the ad for an accurate estimate of repair costs. Unless you own a body shop and have the equipment and skills to do the work yourself to eliminate cash paid for labor, you'd probably end up losing money in the deal......that leads to the question: Why doesn't the current owner fix it and sell it to get full market value if the repair is so cheap?

AGREED! I say no.