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stealthee said:
2006 Pontiac GXP Grand Prix

Isn't this more than they went for new?
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I have the original "price tag sheet" for my 2003 Grand Prix Limited Edition, and while it is in Canadian funds, it listed for $35,000. All jokes about currency exchange rate aside, I would say a 2006 GXP would be a little more. Not that I would pay $30,000 for the car, but I would say it is less than new. However, Motor Trend figures a car of this year, model, and mileage, is worth less than half of what they are asking. Used 2006 Pontiac Grand Prix GXP Sedan Prices, Trade-in Value & Book Values - Motor Trend Magazine
 
Kilroy said:
I have the original "price tag sheet" for my 2003 Grand Prix Limited Edition, and while it is in Canadian funds, it listed for $35,000. All jokes about currency exchange rate aside, I would say a 2006 GXP would be a little more. Not that I would pay $30,000 for the car, but I would say it is less than new. However, Motor Trend figures a car of this year, model, and mileage, is worth less than half of what they are asking. Used 2006 Pontiac Grand Prix GXP Sedan Prices, Trade-in Value & Book Values - Motor Trend Magazine
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According to 2006 Pontiac Grand Prix GXP Sedan - Yahoo! Autos

MSRP in 2006 was $27,330, so he thinks the car went up in value by almost $3,000 over the course of 7 years.
 




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