Time to sell the X5

Blueskyflying · #1 08-11-2009, 02:16 PM

Well its time for me to sell the X5 it’s been such a good vehicle. Iv got 127K on it with only small issues. I’m actually in the shop now getting the rear brakes done.

I’m wondering if anyone has suggestions on trade in vs. privet sale.

I have a 01 X5 4.4 with plenty of options premium, Navigation, Cold weather, rear heated seats, climate, air bags, etc. would it be unreasonable to expect $10K for it?

I won’t be leaving the BMW family just going back to a 3 series. The cost of driving the X5 is killing me. I like to plant my foot in that gas and surprise people of the line so it’s a very thirsty car.

I know this is an X5 forum still but if anyone has any comments on the 06 330 engine vs. the 07+ 328 engines please let me know your thoughts.

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StanF18 · #2 08-11-2009, 02:50 PM

I would start with Kelly Blue Book and check on your year, trim, and mileage to get expected price.
Trade-in would rate high for convenience, but the dealer will low-ball you in a big way. You won't get anywhere near KBB. So you should always attempt a private sale first.

BGM · #3 08-11-2009, 04:52 PM

I've got an '01 3.0 with 90K miles and if I were to sell private party I would ask for $12K. I think on a trade I might get $10K. I don't think you are far off asking $10K on private party--once you hit 100K miles there seems to be a lack of interest from most and it's going to be cash sale of course.

dsm2925 · #4 08-11-2009, 04:55 PM

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Originally Posted by BGM

I've got an '01 3.0 with 90K miles and if I were to sell private party I would ask for $12K. I think on a trade I might get $10K. I don't think you are far off asking $10K on private party--once you hit 100K miles there seems to be a lack of interest from most and it's going to be cash sale of course.

Maybe if you getting nailed on the other car you are buying,,

your lucky if you get 8500..

nj dealer

Tleong · #5 08-11-2009, 06:48 PM

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Originally Posted by dsm2925

Maybe if you getting nailed on the other car you are buying,,

your lucky if you get 8500..

nj dealer

I have the same car with 72k miles, and i'll be lucky to get $10,000.

Blueskyflying · #6 08-11-2009, 11:08 PM

I found this from NADA.com
Used Car Value - BMW X5-I6/V8-AWD Utility 4D 4.4i
I may make a trip to car max on the weekend to see what they offer just for kicks

dsm2925 · #7 08-12-2009, 10:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Blueskyflying

I found this from NADA.com
Used Car Value - BMW X5-I6/V8-AWD Utility 4D 4.4i
I may make a trip to car max on the weekend to see what they offer just for kicks

i believe those #'s are off..

tonycajjo · #8 08-12-2009, 12:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Blueskyflying

I found this from NADA.com
Used Car Value - BMW X5-I6/V8-AWD Utility 4D 4.4i
I may make a trip to car max on the weekend to see what they offer just for kicks

dont waste your time with carmax. place is garbage. your best bet is always private sale.

i think 12K would be a good sale. i have a 2002 4.4i with 86K and would be looking towards 15k if i were to sell. (nav, sport pkg)

satzinger · #9 08-12-2009, 02:42 PM

This is what Kelly Blue Book says:
Based on that I would say 10k is very resonable (if it is in excellent or good condition)

Meiac09 · #10 08-12-2009, 03:02 PM

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Originally Posted by satzinger

This is what Kelly Blue Book says:
Based on that I would say 10k is very resonable (if it is in excellent or good condition)

The "good" private party on my old T'Reg was $16K and the dealer's initial trade offer was $8500. YMMV.

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