value a car please

gyppo

Hi Folks,

Looking for a figure on a 1995 Audi 80 Avant 1.9 TDi - I intend selling this later in the new year with a 2yr NCT on it (hopefully).
Its got:
Big Miles - 230k of them
TB & W/P done 20k miles ago
New wishbone suspension bushes + new CV's
10 spoke audi alloys + almost new tyres
All electrics
Body undented, but a few minor paint scratches
Everything works, and a good drive.

What should I ask as an asking price??

colm_mcm

Ask €1500? they still have a following.

gyppo

Hi Colm - Yeah, thats sort of the figure I was thinking about as well. Thanks, and Happy New Year, btw.:)

BFassassin

Yeah around the €1500 mark. Ask for a little bit more so you can go down a bit when the buyers haggle.

Tipsy Mac

Give me a shout when your selling it, a mate might be interested.

unkel

Yeah, I think Colm is on the ball there. Might sound like a lot of money, but there are buyers out there. Possibly from eastern europe

cantdecide

I'd agree. Accept no less than 11/1200 if it passes easily.

BlueDragon

How much would you say a 00 peugot 206 1.1 car would be worth?
minor scratches, just serviced, 80,000 miles
central locking, drivers airbag and the likes
im told maybe 4?

S.I.R

BlueDragon wrote: »

How much would you say a 00 peugot 206 1.1 car would be worth?
minor scratches, just serviced, 80,000 miles
central locking, drivers airbag and the likes
im told maybe 4?

6-7000 on a dealer forcourt , 3-3500 private sale. :rolleyes:

BlueDragon

Is there no way id get more than 4000 for it so?
its in great condition

unkel

BlueDragon wrote: »

Is there no way id get more than 4000 for it so?

Well, you never know. There are fools out there

Personally, I wouldn't even give you 3000 tbh. Sorry to bear more bad news

milmo

Is there any way out there to get a fair and accurate valuation for cars?

I've heard the Revenue site valuations (for VRT) are inflated to keep the coffers full.

cantdecide

milmo wrote: »

Is there any way out there to get a fair and accurate valuation for cars?

I've heard the Revenue site valuations (for VRT) are inflated to keep the coffers full.

I've always found them to be right or slightly under if anything- it may as well be since it's a dispicible tax.

Checking on carzone is the only way to go. There can be huge differences.

I'd say €4.5 - €5.5 for the Pug if it's in great condition and you have any service history.

colm_mcm

I think your price may be a little high cantdecide, the shine has gone off them in a major way in the last 18 months. I think if BlueDragon got over 3500 for it he'd be doing well. it IS about to be an 8 year old French car.

BlueDragon

Aww that kinda sucks is that the price for selling it to a dealership or privatly selling it?
i was gonna get it serviced b4 i sell it should i even bother?

colm_mcm

that's for a private sale. don't get serviced as you won't get what you paid back. make sure tyres/brakes/lights are ok though