What should I ask for my 2003?
 

I am going to sell my 2003 4.4i which I love and is mint!
What sould I ask for her?
Here are the stats!
36,000 miles, gun metal gray, black interior.
premium, sport, cold weather and rear comfort packages.
19's, xenons, rear heated seats, premium stereo, park distance.

Plus I have recently added items below.
M sport steering wheel
Clear bra
OEM hitch
Tekonsha Primus brake control
DRL, auto door locks activated
Sylvania SilverStar high beam bulbs
Axxis delux brake pads.

KBB for excellent cond. private party is $39,845.
Retail is $44,525, trade in value is $35,275.
Any advise would be appriciated.
Thanks

Your in Eugene, so the value will be minimized. As you well know, in Eugene KBB prices are only paid for Suburu's and full sized trucks. You are unfortunately stuck in the middle, as the liberals will see your X5 as nothing more than a gas guzzling SUV and won't touch it, while the rednecks will see it as some sissy station wagon and won't touch it either.

Based on that, I would say it is worth about $15,000. If you are interested, I will be happy to drive up to Eugene and purchase it from you. ;)

Cary


BTW, for those who are humor impaired, the above is a joke from someone who spent 3 years in Eugene, that is unless of course you want to really sell it for $15,000, in which case I will be there tommorrow.

Plus there is stil Edmunds.com and Galves...

the 2nd of which is the one that dealers are going by...with the new body style coming out in Augs...you going to go up againts it getting max $$.

Thank God for autotrader.com to advertise outside Eugene!
If it were a VW van I could sell it in a day. I know because I have done this on 2 occations. But then again I sold my Audi Allroad here and it got the same milage as the X but it was a wagon. It should be interesting. I am on a role in that the last 8 cars I have sold were never on the market for more than 2 weeks and the first person to see them bought them. I usally price around KBB have lots of extras and are in showroom condition!

But thanks for the humor, I will be happy to meet you half way to the bay area but you will have to offer more.:driver:

Cary

Happy to say you were wrong :slap: and I sold it without advertising to the parents of the couple who bought my Audi Allroad. They paid close to KBB. Afterall it was a sweat SAV with some nice extra mods.
And the couple are from Eugene.:scared:
Maybe we are becoming less liberal up here.:gun:

Ciao:beerchug:

I was just going to say they must be Californiacators, until I got to that last line. If Eugene is really changing, then the BMW dealer will start to have more than 10 new cars on the lot at a given time. :rofl: Then of course that mercedes dealer did open a while back, so maybe things are changing.

You will appreciate this. A friend of mine bought his wife a used Land Rover with their extended warranty after she insisted she had to have it. The problem is they live in Roseburg and the nearest dealers are Bend or Portland. Every time they have a problem with that thing, it gets treked back up to Portland. :tsk:

One of my reasons for not owning an Audi is no dealer in Eugene, Driving 100 miles for service or problems gets old!
Ciao