I'm selling a 2007 Escalade with 58K miles. Very few Escalades have those miles yet CarGurus is undervaluing the car. There is no credit for White Diamond paint a $995.00 option, why?

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Asked by dcillian May 19, 2015 at 09:51 PM about the 2007 Cadillac Escalade AWD

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

I also have added five thousand in extras: dual headrest DVD's in addition to the factory
overhead, wood dash kit, K & N filter, HIgh end carpets, rear carpet-roll out shade-cargo
tray, alum sill plates, new tires.
All Escalades have major trim issues along with motor mount issues. I've even seen these
problems on used Escalades at the dealer lots. I've spent over 5K to replace these parts
along with 5K for the above parts yet you show my car overpriced. This is very unfair since
I've seen some of those other cars and it's not pretty. Our vehicle has no dents, dings,
scratches, etc. The car looks fantastic yet I have to compete with a car I personally
wouldn't buy.

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Clean retail us what you should ask if you are selling it yourself. 5000 in ad ons are your personal taste and might not be someone else's taste in trim and accessories. And does not make the cars value increase

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