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Help with fair asking price for my 2021 Supra

ronncat

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Due to severe back issues, I need to move on from my Supra and need a bit of help figuring out a fair asking price. The car is in immaculate condition and always garaged. Serviced by dealer. Here are the specs:

2021 GR Supra 3.0 Premium
19870 miles
Driver assist package
Carbon Fibre mirror caps

In addition I added the following aftermarket parts:

TRD rear spoiler (yes an actual TRD part from Japan)
H&K lowering springs
carbon fiber steering wheel
Borla cat back exhaust
Advan Beyond GT wheels
Full OEM Audio upgrade including sub, amps, processor, all speaker drivers,etc
front PPF and ceramic coating
and a few other miscellaneous pieces

Car has never been tracked or abused (probably never driven above 90 mph). It was a 2nd vehicle with minimal use. Now that I am retired, I need a more practical vehicle.

So what would you consider a fair asking price. I see 2021 Supras all over the board... most with way more mileage. Your assistance is appreciated!!
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Most 2021 models I see on the market are listed for 40 something thousand.
 

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If you still have the OEM wheels swap those back on, start at around $50,000-$52,000 and wait, and offer the Advan GT's for extra on top or sell them separately. Most 2021's with lower mileages in my region are around the 50K mark. If you don't have the OEM wheels anymore add $1,000-$2,000 to your asking price; seems like wheels sell better separately or as an optional add-on than "they come with the car; do not have the OEM's".

These are pretty popular cars on the used market, so I wouldn't take less than that atm. Dealers have no trouble selling used ones quickly (that aren't riced to shit or have an accident history) and thus barely budge on price, so chances are you'll have one of the better deals around.
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