Looking at a '09 LGT

[izquik]

thanks flygtfly, only 2 09 GT's showing about 22 MPG average :-(

[flygtfly]

I have an 06 LGT 5sp manual and averaged a little over 22 myself when it was stock. You really could look at 07-09 since they are about identical mechanically. You could also look at 05-06 since the mechanicals barely changed. Once you start modifying you can expect the MPGs to go down since it takes gas and air to make power. More air, more gas, more power, less MPGs.

[izquik]

Would you expect the CAI to help or hurt MPG? Also, any opinion on what a car as I described above should go for (or what a "I'd be crazy to pass it up" price would be)? Thanks in advance

[flygtfly]

Edmunds.com says it worth 16,800. Try 13,500 and go up from there. The intake won't make a difference in MPGs

 

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[izquik]

They took it to a dealer who offered them 17K, that's what he said I can buy it for. 18,020 w/tax.????? With the way it's optioned Edmunds has it at TI=17,824.00, PP=18,919.00, Dlr. Retail=19,961.00. Not exactly deal of the century...but any opinions from you entusiasts that have a feel for the street value of this? I'm surpeised they offered that much, but @ 12K mi and the condition, it's basically a brand new 2009.

[Meltdown07]

They took it to a dealer who offered them 17K, that's what he said I can buy it for. 18,020 w/tax.????? With the way it's optioned Edmunds has it at TI=17,824.00, PP=18,919.00, Dlr. Retail=19,961.00. Not exactly deal of the century...but any opinions from you entusiasts that have a feel for the street value of this? I'm surpeised they offered that much, but @ 12K mi and the condition, it's basically a brand new 2009.

 

I think that is absolutely decent