how much is a 2010 cali with 11,900 miles worth?

original price $220k

silver/black with contrasting stitching
magnetic shocks
cruise control
daytona seats--full electric seats
front parking sensors
aluminum brake calipers
yellow tachometer
ipod connector


car is clean. all services up to date.

 

165-170

 

+1. 160 tradein to 170 private sale.

 

Is it miles or KM on the clock?

 

11,900 miles not kilometers

 

Call your dealer. That is what I did on my 430 Spider. I was so suprised, I gave it to them and purchased a Cali. Best decision I have made in years

 

I sold my 2010 Cali about a year ago with almost 30,000 mi, the suggested values above make sense. I sold it on Cars.com but giving it to the dealer certainly takes away the worry of it selling.

Rick

 

Hey Rick!
I have a question: if you trade in your old car and get credit towards the purchase of a new car, do you pay sales tax for the difference (new car price - trade-in price) or are you responsible for the sales tax on the full new car value.

In California the sales tax is high 8.25% this year and maybe even higher in the near future.

 

It depends on the state. I live in Ohio which only taxes you on the difference, however in California they do not allow this and you will have to pay tax on the whole thing.

Source: http://www.edmunds.com/car-buying/what-fees-should-you-pay.html

 

That's the case for my state. GET is paid on the difference between new car and trade-in price which makes hassle-free trade-in a more attractive alternative. As an example, my friend traded in his LP560-4 for his 458 Spider and factored in the $8K saved on GET into his decision rather than deal with tire-kickers and joy riders.

This is not the case for Kalifornia IIRC. YMMV.

 

90% sure sales tax in CA is based on full value.

 

This is the case in Cali.

 

One more reason NOT to live in California

Rick

 

Wow...news to me...I had no idea there were any states that don't provide full tax credit on the trade-in. That sucks. In Fla, I traded my Cali to an exotic car dealer down the street from a marina where I bought a new boat. Even in that case, I just ran the car title thru the boat dealer (perfectly legal) and got full trade-in credit reducing the boat sales tax bill by a useful 12 or 13k.

 

100% sure. doesn't matter what you trade in, you always pay full tax on auto purchase.

 

Definitely varies by state. Florida taxes the difference. Many others tax the full new sale regardless of trade. Check your state policy and move if necessary!

 

Check out Silver over Black California!!!

http://www.cncexotics.com/detail-2009-ferrari-california-used-8137792.html

Or we can take it in on trade if you want something else that we have? We have 3 458's right now....

 

Virginia taxes the full value as well.