Whats it worth
Sweet looking car. Really need more details to have an informed opinion.
What do the typical problem areas look like?
Interior - dash cracks? door panel cracks? Worn seat?
Exterior - any bubbles on the sail panel top?
Tires - age condition?
Any maintenance records?
Does everything work as it should? AC? Power windows? Headlights? etc
Clean Carfax / Autocheck?
How many owners has the car had?
Any dyno numbers?
The last WS6 I saw in person that brought $16,000 had 40,000 miles and all of the above checked out with no issues. That was December 2018
What do the typical problem areas look like?
Interior - dash cracks? door panel cracks? Worn seat?
Exterior - any bubbles on the sail panel top?
Tires - age condition?
Any maintenance records?
Does everything work as it should? AC? Power windows? Headlights? etc
Clean Carfax / Autocheck?
How many owners has the car had?
Any dyno numbers?
The last WS6 I saw in person that brought $16,000 had 40,000 miles and all of the above checked out with no issues. That was December 2018
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Teching In
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The interior has no cracks and the seats aren’t wore out. The seal pnl does have those bubbles but that’s all that’s wrong with the exterior. Tires have maybe 1000 miles on them. Car made 480 HP and 430 tq. I’m the third owner, the first two were a father and his son.
With all of those details in mind, with the AC recharged blowing cold, and the popularity of the WS6, starting out asking $14,995 to $15,495 or so seems within reason to me with spring time coming.
TECH Junkie
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$16k is a bit too high IMO, especially with the a/c not working. Everyone says 'just a re-charge' when in fact it could be an expensive repair. That would have to be explored by a potential buyer and certainly would impact the price. GLWS!!
