u/Full-Extent-6533

Hey guys need some advise navigating this.

I found a 2024 mustang gt premium with all the specs I want. It has 5,000 miles 1 owner.

It’s in another state and it’s priced at 50K and the reviews say they add on a doc fee of 1.5k.

Frankly I think it should priced probably around 48 maybe 47k hoping I could get it for less (before taxes and title)

It’s a manual transmission and it’s been sitting on their lot for 30+ days.

How do I start this convo and how do I try to get a good deal? It’s really my fist time navigating a car deal and it’s out of state…

Oh I also check with amerifrieght and some other auto shopping doesn’t seem too bad…

I have a Radiant Red 2022 Accord Lx with white interiors. The interior is clean as white cloth seats after 4 years could be.
Low mileage, a little under 33,500.

Recently got into a collision, I hit a post but I have great insurance coverage(StateFarm, deductible only a $100). They are doing all the repairs at a reputable in-network shop.

I was gonna sell this car… and carvana was giving me 23,000 before the accident. Now they’re offering me 17,000.

I was wondering what like a private market sell price would be… would it be worth it selling privately - would anyone want it- or if it’s better just selling it to carvana/ carmax, etc. for the $17k

Just bummed out.
Was looking at a 2024 GT Premium - silver with red interior. Had all the specs and 1,300 miles for 48K.

Such a beauty - it was a unicorn for me 😭 hopefully another one comes around…

Feel like my skills are diminishing