$11,000 Fr-S!?
 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Scion-FR-S-S...US_Cars_Trucks


Ok, sure it's automatic and that's a turn off. But "Warranty in place" vehicle has low miles, too. Are we really at this price point already? Glad I only paid $21k after all taxes, licensing, add-on warranties and gap

Salvage/rebuilt title.

I didn't even click on the link, someone will check the VIN and confirm.

Edit: I'm wrong, looks sketchy being listed at a bunch of different dealerships...

http://www.toyotaofmelbourne.com/use...ZNAA10D2708805
http://www.garyyeomansford.com/used-...ZNAA10D2708805
http://www.usedcarsgroup.com/used-20...znaa10d2708805
http://www.jaxfiatusedcars.com/used-...ZNAA10D2708805
http://www.fiatusaofdaytonabeach.com...6d7ce592f1.htm
http://autos.trib.com/search/make-sc...ZNAA10D2708805
http://autos.nytimes.com/15229-JF1ZN...gOverview.aspx
http://autos.rapidcityjournal.com/se...ZNAA10D2708805
http://autos.magicvalley.com/search/...ZNAA10D2708805
http://www.daytonaautomall.com/inven...naa10d2708805/
http://www.daytonadodgechrysler.net/...b053e853a5.htm


Edit: I'm dumb, looks like it was a demo car, sold at 177 miles, serviced at 4k and traded in at 12k.
http://www.carfax.com/VehicleHistory...&partner=DON_0

*reserve not met.

That's just the starting bid.

You do realize how Ebay works right? They will just relist the car again and wait for the right buyer.

Is this real life?

Worth noting all the dealerships I link want something like $22k, expect the reserve to be $20k.

my anus hurts

i remember my first time using eBay

If you just check Cars.com for used, there is a 2013 BRZ, Manual with 6500 miles for $17K. (NOT Ebay)

Price for this car at the stealership is $21990.

ok, so A) Not my first time using Ebay. B) I used the claim system at work to verify title is clean. C) It's being sold by a dodge dealer, but reserve is not met which I knew.

Yes it's real life, no I am not trolling, yes it is a talking point, and yes I already own a FRS which I paid less than 20k for before taxes and dealer add-ons.

Point of my question is surprise that "you" can now purchase vehicles for under 18k fairly commonly nationwide. Even for a Niche vehicle, $10 - $15k (depending on when you bought in 2013) seems to be a large depreciation for only a 2 years.

Your point is still invalid, the FRS(!?) you listed is not being sold for 11K.

Let the thread die, suck it up and move on.

If you look at the bid history, the starting price was $1.

WAIT! WHAT?!?! A FRS for $1???