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Originally Posted by Phil335
Some of the prices these people are coming up with are absurd. It's a great car and all but a $46,135 (msrp) 1M with No Options for $62,000. Thats robbery. What pisses me off is the fact that some of these people bought the car just to turn around an flip it for a profit taking away some opportunities for people that actually want the car to have to pay through the roof to get it. If you do that with Ferrari they black list you.
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Yes but how do you know what they paid? A good amount of 1Ms were sold for above MSRP. Some people are just trying to get that back. Also a lot of people roll in taxes into the loan, which they are also trying to get back. Now we can all argue what is fair but i don't think most people would sell any car they have for under market value if they had the choice.