FS 2011 Octavia RS 2.0fsi $21500

[Graybags]

Hi Guys, we are selling my wifes Skoda Octavia RS 147TSI Auto MY11 in immaculate condition both physically and mechanically. This car has a powerful 147kw 2.0l engine with a 30kw stage 1 Superchips bluefin ECU remap. Non smoking lady owner. This car has been regularly serviced at Volkstech with full service logbook history. This car has been garaged. Only travelled 63100 km. All rs standard features plus optional black leather seats and trim, automatic turn assist bi-zenon headlamps, foglights, glass sunfoof, front and rear parking sensors, metallic paint, tinted windows and towbar with tool less tongue. Roadworthy certificate. Recently serviced with new tyres .I am selling due to a family expansion and an upgrade to 7 seat car.


63100 km on the clock only. Rego expires in 6 months. This Skoda Octavia Wagon represents great value at $21,500.
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Photos and more info here.
2011 Skoda Octavia RS 147TSI Auto MY11 Cars For Sale in VIC - CarPoint Australia

[Graybags]

Not to much interest in this my car, the few that have looked at it agree it's the best example they have looked at but were only willing to spend around 20k. Obvious answer but am I asking to much?

[AdamD]

Redbook lists the private sale price range for an MY11 RS at $16,800-$19,100:
Used Car Research - Used Car Prices - Compare Cars - RedBook.com.au

Options are nice but generally don't contribute to the selling price of a second-hand car, but they are more likely to attract potential buyers. The tune certainly won't increase the price, but may put off anyone who's not looking for a modified car.

[tigger73]

Just do a search on carsales for Gen2 RS and yours is right at the top end of the price range. Plus if people buy yours they will also be up for all the govt charges which the dealers are including. Generally you'll have to undercut the dealer pricing by a couple of grand to make it worthwhile people buying your car than the dealers. Also yours comes with no warranty (guessing that the Skoda warranty has expired) vs. statutory warranty from the dealer.

If you want to move your car you really have to be at the sharp end of the category (say 40,000 to 80,000km cars). Also if you've had the 60,000km service done then advertise this fact as it's a reasonable cost. I know you do say recently serviced + new tyres but if it's only a minor service and missed major things like DSG oil change then this will put people off.

It looks like a really nice car and if you price it right it will definitely sell. I'm with Adam I think it needs to be a lot closer to $20k for people to look at buying it (and possibly a shade under).

Something like this one is what you're competing with: 2010 Skoda Octavia RS 147TSI Auto MY11

[Graybags]

Thanks for the advice guys, makes sense.

[tigger73]

Yeah sorry to take your for sale thread off topic... but you did ask the question

It depends on how quickly you want to move your car and how much you're (potentially) getting offered as a trade-in. This might give you a bit of a reality check also. If you can make $2k more than what you're getting offered as a trade-in then you're $2k ahead.

[Graybags]

The fact there has not been a lot of phone calls indicate either lack of interest in Octavia RS's or the price is outside the going range. Was only offered about $10k trade in on a new Kia Sorento. They were going to wholesale it on. Not in any great hurry to sell, just trying to keep it presentable in the garage.

[woofy]

I might know someone who is after one, will PM you if they are still.

[jettaboy]

want a swap with a 2010 gti?

[Graybags]

I might know someone who is after one, will PM you if they are still.

Cheers thanks