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RE: Car Price - Jiggly - 10-18-2021
That's really not an easy question. Prices could differ from garage to garage by thousands. Mileage, condition, model and year.
I had a look a 2015 Audi A3. The quattro alone varied by more than £10,000. Across all A3s the price ranged from £7,500 to £51,000. That was from only one seller. So yeah... Not an easy question to answer.
RE: Car Price - mothered - 10-18-2021
(10-18-2021, 06:44 AM)Jiggly Wrote: That's really not an easy question. Prices could differ from garage to garage by thousands. Mileage, condition, model and year.It's like asking, "How long Is a piece of string?" or "How deep Is a hole?".
RE: Car Price - atlas010101 - 10-18-2021
(10-18-2021, 03:19 AM)Oni Wrote: I know prices for used cars shot up dramatically here. I sold a car that I bought 10 years ago for only 10% less than what I got it for. Low mileage/great condition, but still crazy.Oh , What was The car Brand ? And How much did u buy/sell it ?
RE: Car Price - Oni - 10-18-2021
(10-18-2021, 05:39 PM)atlas010101 Wrote:(10-18-2021, 03:19 AM)Oni Wrote: I know prices for used cars shot up dramatically here. I sold a car that I bought 10 years ago for only 10% less than what I got it for. Low mileage/great condition, but still crazy.Oh , What was The car Brand ? And How much did u buy/sell it ?
I had a Camaro SS. Only had about 30-40K miles on it. Won't give exact numbers, but it retained 90% of its value when I sold it.
RE: Car Price - mothered - 10-19-2021
(10-18-2021, 11:42 PM)Oni Wrote: I had a Camaro SS. Only had about 30-40K miles on it. Won't give exact numbers, but it retained 90% of its value when I sold it.I'm not surprised.
Low mileage plays an Integral role with the resale value.
RE: Car Price - Jiggly - 10-21-2021
(10-18-2021, 04:58 PM)Agata01 Wrote: Very expensive. I'm thinking of selling my left kidney. LOL.
But how many kidneys for a 2015 Audi? Lmao
(10-19-2021, 03:40 AM)mothered Wrote:(10-18-2021, 11:42 PM)Oni Wrote: I had a Camaro SS. Only had about 30-40K miles on it. Won't give exact numbers, but it retained 90% of its value when I sold it.I'm not surprised.
Low mileage plays an Integral role with the resale value.
That thing is in beautiful condition. I can bet the new owner is extremely pleased.
RE: Car Price - mothered - 10-21-2021
(10-21-2021, 06:55 AM)Jiggly Wrote:If It remains In the same condition, I'd expect the price to significantly Increase over time.(10-18-2021, 04:58 PM)Agata01 Wrote: Very expensive. I'm thinking of selling my left kidney. LOL.
But how many kidneys for a 2015 Audi? Lmao
(10-19-2021, 03:40 AM)mothered Wrote:(10-18-2021, 11:42 PM)Oni Wrote: I had a Camaro SS. Only had about 30-40K miles on it. Won't give exact numbers, but it retained 90% of its value when I sold it.I'm not surprised.
Low mileage plays an Integral role with the resale value.
That thing is in beautiful condition. I can bet the new owner is extremely pleased.
RE: Car Price - Jiggly - 10-22-2021
(10-21-2021, 09:03 AM)mothered Wrote:(10-21-2021, 06:55 AM)Jiggly Wrote:If It remains In the same condition, I'd expect the price to significantly Increase over time.(10-18-2021, 04:58 PM)Agata01 Wrote: Very expensive. I'm thinking of selling my left kidney. LOL.
But how many kidneys for a 2015 Audi? Lmao
(10-19-2021, 03:40 AM)mothered Wrote: I'm not surprised.
Low mileage plays an Integral role with the resale value.
That thing is in beautiful condition. I can bet the new owner is extremely pleased.
That's a fair point. I forget that some cars of today will actually be worth something more down the line. It all seems "normal" (unless you're buying a car in 6+ figures), but they're are plenty of high price classics that were "normal" cars back in the day.
RE: Car Price - Kaily12 - 10-23-2021
I think that you should take a look on the cars for which do you have the budget
RE: Car Price - mothered - 10-23-2021
(10-22-2021, 07:12 PM)Jiggly Wrote: That's a fair point. I forget that some cars of today will actually be worth something more down the line. It all seems "normal" (unless you're buying a car in 6+ figures), but they're are plenty of high price classics that were "normal" cars back in the day.Absolutely.
My first car (limited edition) was purchased for $4,500 a very long time ago and If I kept It In Its original state, nowadays It's worth close to $70,000.