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Hi all I’m looking to buy a GSF, looking at a 2017 atomic silver with red interior with 19000 miles for 55k dealer is not moving much on the price! What do you guys think of that price?

blackisF08

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i would say is a good deal for the low miles, i bought my 2016 with 47k miles for $43k last june and this was right at the time they announced they were discontinuing the GS series

NotFSport

This may not be what you want to hear, but i don't think that's a "good" price. Is it "normal" or "unsurprising"? Sure. But it's not a great price at all and i wouldn't pay that unless it was a specific color combination i wanted, was close in proximity to me, I had money to burn, AND i couldn't wait.

A 2017 with low miles and a clean history isn't unreasonable for the low to mid 50's, but that's not a good deal at all when i'm seeing 2016's and 2107's in the South-Eastern US with 50kish miles going for $45-$48k. 30,000 additional miles of use shouldn't add almost $10k in purchase price, and for an inherently-reliable car I don't think that trade off is worth it; that's already about a fifth of the way towards a second entire car.

blueNblack

I think it is a good dealer price and if you can get CPO included then maybe more tempting.

It's not a great price but dealers are so aggressive on pricing and so unwilling to negotiate.

Do you like the color combo? Is it stock? If so, just make the leap. If not, there will be other cars coming around all the time. The used car market is so hot right now so all prices are inflated.

NinjaNap

Not a great price but the car is pretty rare and discontinued. I’d jump on it for the low miles. Hard to find a car below 20k miles. Id pay a little too much for the miles and less time for abuse.

Bought my clean 2016 for $55k OTD and it only had 11k miles. I feel like the first owner without the depreciation hit lol