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08-27-2008, 12:00 PM
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Finding Roush values
Im new to the forums but have noticed a lot of post about finding values of roush vehicles hopefully this will help. This is also detailed in the faqs on Roushperformance.com, but basically you take the depreciation of the vehicle from kbb or nada and subtract that amount from the original value of the Roush package as well then add the two values together. Just an example but if your vehicle has lost 15% of its original value you would take that same 15% from the Roush package. hope this helps give you a better bargaining position when buying or selling your Roush.
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WELCOME!
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08-27-2008, 07:18 PM
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Welcome into the party!!
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Thanks to everybody for the welcome i look forward to talking with everyone.
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08-28-2008, 10:46 AM
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unfortunately most of us won't get what or Roushs are truly worth anytime in the near future but personaly i don't think you can put a price tag on the fun you can have once you climb behind the wheel and smash that right foot down. javsvt you may wanna change your asking price see what offers you get you never know.
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That puts mine in the $35,342 range as a private sale and $37,452 if the dealer was selling it with 2100 miles on it according to that calculation. Thats probably not too far off. Mines not going anywhere so its really not an issue for me.
Welcome to the board by the way!!!
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