Trade in price on a R32

[platzie]

Hypothetically speaking, as i do not own an R32 . How much would you get as a trade in price on a 2004 R32 with 70,000kms on it? I'm thinking around 18grand. What do you guys think?

[FJ Steve]

www.redbook.com.au

Not accurate...but close.

[G-rig]

Trade ins are nasty , try and sell it privately if possible!

Also see rebook but that's usually ****house anyway and doesn't take into account any driveaway, options, extras, if you've taken great care of it etc.

[scoob02]

Hypothetically speaking, as i do not own an R32 . How much would you get as a trade in price on a 2004 R32 with 70,000kms on it? I'm thinking around 18grand. What do you guys think?

My ears pricked up on that comment too mate...you will be giving him a mighty good hair cut if offer something like 18grand -
23-25K if he is desperate...the trade in value must be hideous

[Treza360]

Depends where you trade it in as well. I know someone drove their R32 down to Sydney for a trade as the dealers up here in Brisbane were absolutely pathetic with their trade in prices.

Red Book values are going to be way off anyway. You've got to remember there are less than 200 of these in the country and they're not trading hands as much anymore. Therefore the guides and prices on Redbook are based on a very small sample sets.

Cheers,
Trent

[G-rig]

Brisbane sucks for buying cars and discounts as well

[ENERG1]

Brisbane sucks for buying cars and discounts as well

I have stayed quite faithfull to Austral over the years when buying new cars
2 in the last 4 years and probably another in july.They no who i am and look after me, i believe its about building a relationship so it can be a Win Win to all parties.

Cheers

Luke

[G-rig]

I have stayed quite faithfull to Austral over the years when buying new cars
2 in the last 4 years and probably another in july.They no who i am and look after me, i believe its about building a relationship so it can be a Win Win to all parties.

Cheers

Luke

Sounds good Luke, I should have reprhased it to 'not as big discounts as in the southern states' but the sheer volume of cars they turn over compared to QLD would explain it.

[G-rig]

30k is a good price for a mk4...they are gettin rare and becomin a classic fast hatch....mk5 thats a different story!

Not if everyone keeps crashing them (mk4's).

They will both be classics after 30 years.

[G-rig]

Haha good point. Well, give me your reasons as to why you would prefer the mk4.

Not sure which is better.