MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => Mk5 General Area => Topic started by: marka87uk on April 20, 2013, 05:05:36 pm
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Out of interest what could I expect to get for a part-ex on my Edition 30?
57 plate 3dr DSG, 70k miles, Full VWSH, RNS510, Highline, MFSW, Convenience Pack.
Parkers says £8,290 but I feel that's a bit low?
Thanks! :)
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Part ex always depends on what car your buying and what profit margin there is in that car .
I think £8300 as you have quoted is about what you will get as a pure trade value . Also depends what type of Dealer you are going to aswell .
Don't part ex an Edition 30 ever , a GTI yes but never an ED30 they are too sought after :innocent:
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^^^^^
agreed
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Thanks! I only considered part-ex due to less hassle and also I would really need the money from the sale of my current car to fund a new one, but I see where you are coming from!
Privately, what could I expect to get?
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A well spec'd grey DSG should sell very easily, look at some of the others that have been for sale recently, £9.5-10k?
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Thanks; similar spec ones on Autotrader seem to be going for £10-11k so it makes sense to sell that way, it's just the matter of how to fund a new car before selling the current one! :ashamed:
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Can be a problem, but in the past i have sold my car first makes it far easier, then if needed, hire a car for the short period of time, or i was lucky enough to borrow one from work.
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Can be a problem, but in the past i have sold my car first makes it far easier, then if needed, hire a car for the short period of time, or i was lucky enough to borrow one from work.
Yeah that's the way to do it.
Hire cars are cheap enough..