Crack smoker....

$500,000 3000GT VR-4

Typically I make the traditional nice price, crack pipe posting when I do these... but @ a half a mill....

He's trying to sell it on parts value, lol nope.

I was gonna buy a McLaren, but I think I'll give this guy a call instead

No no no. Not a crack smoker! he just has a sticky "0" key on his keyboard. I hate it when that happens

mndsm wrote: He's trying to sell it on parts value, lol nope.

What's worse, he's still overvaluing it byt $430k on his own math. There isn't a level of stupid classified for this moron.

I was thinking it was just a decimal point error, which would still be too high but they clearly spelled it out. Hope they aren't expecting a quick sale.

Gone. Was at least a VR4 convertible?

In reply to The0retical:

nope.

When he defined himself (the second owner) as owner of a tech startup, I expected to find a website address down lower, planning to click bait people going to the site to call him a moron.

If you're going to price something like that, (A) CL probably isn't the right market and (B) maybe you would want to provide some rationale. Unless 1 of 200 of a red car does it for him.

Maybe he's British, and used a comma instead of a decimal point. And, maybe he specified the price to thousandths of a dollar.

15 berkeleying grand for a used interior!?!?!?

That's almost as outrageous as the asking price. Almost.

He is the owner of a tech startup, so if a dude can sell Facebook for billions, something that actually exists and accomplishes something (like movement under its own power) must be worth huge dough.

Streetwiseguy wrote: actually exists and accomplishes something (like movement under its own power)

You must have misread, this said it was a 3000gt.

Streetwiseguy wrote: something that actually exists and accomplishes something (like movement under its own power) must be worth huge dough.

3000GT's dont do these things.

He lives in Flint, MI. He isn't smoking crack, he's drinking the water.

0 button stuck he means $5,000, still not a wise investment lol.

What with the forum member ownership in it's provenance, I can totally see the price

Not crack pipe, bath salts

It's part of a divorce settlement: "Judge, I'll take the house, she can have the $500k Mitsubishi".

Oh it's back yay.... Yea that reads like a divorce posting.

I like that he spelled out five hundred thousand dollars at the bottom of the post just so you know he didn't make an error.

A: I'm tempted to offer 5k just because he's delusional

B: what selling feature is displayed by fully reclining the seats for pictures?

wow.. if a running 3000gt is worth that. What is a running Discovery worth?

mad_machine wrote: wow.. if a running 3000gt is worth that. What is a running Discovery worth?

Hard to say, as one doesn't exist outside of fever dreams and fables.

Seller said: RARE CARACAS RED 1998 Mitsubishi 3000GT VR-4 Twin Turbo All VIN TAGS, All Wheel Drive, All Wheel Steering, 6 Speed Getrag Manual for sale. Maintained with Mitsubishi OEM Only! All Scheduled Maintenance. Stored inside on battery tender. Forum member owned First owner was an Oracle programmer. Second owner owns a Tech Startup. Only 2 owners of this nearly 20 year old Classic Japan Turbo Legends of the 90s. MSRP $45,750 in 1998. RARE Less than 190 are known to exist. No Test Drive Policy. Factory Spoiler=$5,000 OEM Factory 18s Rims=$10,000 Like New Tan Leather Interior=$15,000 Engine and Transmission=$25,000 Wiring Harness=$5,000 Braking System=$5,000 Speedometer=$1,500 Trim Panels=$5,000 $70k+ PARTS We Reserve the Right to Refuse or Deny anyone at anytime for any reason. We also reserve the right to sell the vehicle Internationally or Locally which ever happens first. VEHICLE AVAILABILITY NOT GUARANTEED CALL NOW 810-441-4599 Bank Wire, Cash or Financing if you qualify. a l l d a y s t e v e 1 @ y a h o o.com 8 1 0-4 4 1-4 5 9 9 All VINS NO STORIES GREEN TITLE $500,000 FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS

VEHICLE AVAILABILITY NOT GUARANTEED

I knew it was too good to be true. Classic "one at this price" bait and switch scam to get you into an $800,000 Nissan 300Z.