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I have a 2000 Firehawk with 15,000 miles, it’s a formula 1 of 23 made, it is red 1 of 5 made, it’s an automatic 1 of 2 made and I the only one that came with chrome rims and Auburn high torque rear end and sinthedic oil. It appears to be quit rare and may sell it, what should I price it at, or what is the value of the car ?

JC316

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$15-$20k depending on condition.

Firebrian

If the original synthetic oil is still in the engine then you can apply the rarity for that option. Otherwise fairly meaningless in determining if it's 1 of 5. Same for A4 vs. M6.

The Formula FH's have a cliquish following. While they are rare and worth more money than a regular FH, 95% of buyers would rather have a plain old FH and get it in better condition and/or with lower mileage.

As a comparison car, I was considering a 12K mile 2001 FH NBM A4 convertible just 3 yrs ago. One of 40-45 verts in all colors that year. 5 were NBM. 2 in auto. So 1 of 2. Actual selling price was just above $20,000.

While the A4 Form FH's rare, there are another 69 M6's out there to make the model less rare. And I would think most buyers would prefer the more "common" M6. So no real credit for a 1 of 23 automatics imo. As much as we'd expect the FH's to fetch more than a similar WS6, they often don't. If they do, usually not more than 10%. So I'd put the value of this FH at a lot closer to the $15K mark...and no more than $17.5K. Comes down to finding the right buyer. Offers might come in around $13K-$15K. Finding a strong buyer could take time.

NC01TA

Definitely mid teens ($15k neighborhood) IMO if no issues with the car such as title or accidents, etc... Those are some low miles and very desirable to someone that wants a ride with both the rarity factor and low miles. That's me normally, but I'm not looking at the moment. Good luck if you sell.