he took down the post, he claimed to another guy posting on the conversation that his 87 caprice classic was worth more then a 97-03 grand prix in similar condition, he had bought the car for $650 and sold it that day for $2,000, so i jumped in and disagreed saying its not all that hard to sell a 97-03 grand prix for more then $2,000 as long as it wasnt beat and falling apart and taking miles into consideration, we went back and forth and he basicly came out and said that no 97-03 grand prix is worth more then the $2,000 that his car sold for, so i made it simple i asked for the info regarding his 87 caprice, he rattled off the options and said that it only had 50k miles on it, i used KBB and NADA as my defense and said that private party value of a 2000 grand prix gt with no extra options other then gt trim with 50k miles ranged from like $4500 to almost $6000 (dont remember the numbers exactly) then he responded with KBB and NADA dont matter they dont know what cars are worth, to me it seems they have something figured out if banks, car dealers and insurance company use them, then soon after he started saying that the grand prixs on craigslist in his area listed for over 2k have all been there since march, then looked up craigslist in my area and started posting links for grand prixs listed below $2,000, but these cars ALL had 170-200K+ miles on them, they were abused and falling apart, i told him this and he said well my obometer doesn't go to 100k so my car could easily have 150k or 250k miles on it, so i told him that he just sold a car to someone saying it only had 50k miles when you thought it could have 150k or more miles on it? then he deleted everything
