nj1k

Looking to buy a used 2018 Audi Q7 Prestige with AudiCare and 9600 miles. Private Party sale and they want $60000 for the car. The only reason I am going private party is that there is no sales tax in my state for private party sales. As far as I can tell it's an ok deal.
Is this too much to pay for a private party sale? Thanks.

BigKutta

Considering you'll also save $5k in tax, its probably not a bad deal. However, its hard to know without the options list and its original MSRP

sonup2000

what is the sticker price? right now you can get 11 -13% off sticker on 2018 with little work maybe more if you are aggressive and timing is right. But i understand your point about private party because of tax savings, which is huge on 60k car. dont know about you, but here in NY tax is 8.75%. Good Luck

nj1k

They showed me their invoice and they paid $64999 for the car back in August 2018 at the dealer.

911eric

BigKutta

Ok, BUT what was the original MSRP on the vehicle which included all options?

And by the way, the dude put a lot of miles in 2 months

nj1k

They do not know that. Should I insist on this information?

911eric

The guy lost his window sticker in his 2 months of ownership? He's an idiot.

Regardless, ballpark the MSRP based on the options, . Not sure of exact 2018 prices but 2017 was:
Base Prestige - $64,300
Adaptive Chassis? $4000
Driver Assistance? $2400
Cold Weather Pkg? $500
21" wheels? $1000
Paint $575
Towing? $550
Base carrier bars? $460
Cargo cover? $300
Destination $950

BarryT

BigKutta

Do you know the list of options and packages on the vehicle or are you just told its a Prestige. If one knows the options, then one can ballpark the MSRP, and then determine if $60k is fair. Do you see what we are trying to get at?