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I was asking $14,000 for my Jeep and sold it for $15,000. I would consider $10,000 a lowball offer.
 
I was asking $14,000 for my Jeep and sold it for $15,000. I would consider $10,000 a lowball offer.
I'm curious, why did he offer 1K more than you were asking?
 
Jeeps are in high demand and this one had less than 47,000 miles. The interior and body were perfect. The buyer was actually a used car dealer and I saw it listed on his website 2 days later for $19,900. I don't know what it sold for but it was marked sold after 3 days. I probably listed it too low but I listed it for what that year Jeeps were selling for but they were always 100,000 miles plus.
 

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