Well as the title says, I will most likely have to part with my 87.5 CGT Special Build within the next couple of months. The main question is how much should I expect to get for it? Hagerty lists one in “Good” condition as $4,700, which right away I feel is too high, even if it is a Special Build. NADA lists the “Average Retail” at $3675 and “Low Retail” at $2,150. Kelly Blue Book doesn’t even go back that far. The problem I’ve always had is they always list the base model and not the Special Build. Overall the car is in good shape for being 30 years old.

Here are are the specs:
Alpine white
170k miles
Two owner car (my uncle bought it brand new in ‘87)
Manual trans
Digi dash that 100% works
Cloth seats with no tears
No cracks or warping in the dash or plastic
One clear coat spot on driver’s fender
Everything works except the driver’s heated seat

I am going to be a little picky about who I sell to. This is not the car for a new teen driver or somebody who knows nothing about older Audis. Hopefully I can find a fellow Audi nut who will enjoy it as much as me. I would appreciate any recommendations on a price range.

Thanks Rog. I’m not expecting to get a ton for it. I think if I can get at least $1500 I would be happy. It’s in good shape, but it does have its own set of quirks. I would probably keep it forever, but bad knee problems are forcing me to go... gasp... AUTOMATIC.