Is this a good deal?
Overall, it looks like a nice car and would appeal to me personally as a driver, if it were local. I love the color, and it's hard to find these mid-mileage automatic cars (most are well over 100k, or ultra low mile garage queens.) Being an '01 SS with just a hair over 70k, I think you can forget about the KBB pricing of $7500, it would certainly sell for more than that in my region. $10.5k is a bit on the high side, my offer would probably fall somewhere in the $8500-9500 range depending on in-person condition.
I really like this one! What would be a good price for this one?
I really like this one! What would be a good price for this one?
That being said, the one you linked to caught my eye as at least somewhat reasonably priced. It is a 35th Ann car, but has had a bunch of mods. Don't know whether the mods make any difference to you or not....but they do matter to some and willl reduce the value.
If I was ready to buy another one, I would hook up the trailer and put $10,500 cash in my pocket and go see if I could buy it. I think it is a great looking car!
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I really like this one! What would be a good price for this one?
It's listed as sold. But to me, the LE at $12,500 was a better deal than the 2001 A4 at $10,500. It's a year newer (+$500), more desirable anniv model (+$1K min), an M6 (+$1K), and less miles too. Both are modified to about the same level. Mid-mile anniv cars aren't that easy to find. Most are well under 45K and start around $14-15K.
I think the $10K on the 2001 is too much for an A4 this early in the winter season. Still 3 months of price deductions to come....and more deals. This car doesn't jump out at me as a deal. As a comparison car, there's a 1 owner 1999 A4 with 9K miles at $13,500 out there (NY) for the past 6 months. I'd be more interested in getting a very clean, lower mileage car. The previous post on a 40K mile 2000 seemed reasonable too at $10K. Those 2 cars are somewhat equal deals once you factor in the miles. I don't know how competitive the Tulsa market is but one would think a clean, stock 70K mile 2001 A4 could be bought for $8500-$9500. If you step back to a 1998-2000 that will save you an extra $1K-$3K, with essentially identical performance.
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