Best place to list RS4?
10-04-2011, 04:10 PM
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Best place to list RS4?
Family has grown and so have my needs. I have listed my 07 Daytona Gray on the classifieds section of AudiWorld (http://classifieds.audiworld.com/sho...ct/8058/cat/19). I also listed on Autotrader.com and Cars.com. All listings were done within the last few days, getting some calls but nothing real yet.
Any other ideas as to where I should list?
Thanks everyone!
Any other ideas as to where I should list?
Thanks everyone!
10-04-2011, 05:42 PM
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I think the price is a little high but that is just my opinion.
There was one recently close to me that was a 2007 Misano Red 42K that sold for 38K and it was clean. The first owner only had it 2K miles.
If it is priced right it will sell. You had it in the right places.
Steve
There was one recently close to me that was a 2007 Misano Red 42K that sold for 38K and it was clean. The first owner only had it 2K miles.
If it is priced right it will sell. You had it in the right places.
Steve
10-05-2011, 05:38 AM
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I think the price is a little high but that is just my opinion.
There was one recently close to me that was a 2007 Misano Red 42K that sold for 38K and it was clean. The first owner only had it 2K miles.
If it is priced right it will sell. You had it in the right places.
Steve
There was one recently close to me that was a 2007 Misano Red 42K that sold for 38K and it was clean. The first owner only had it 2K miles.
If it is priced right it will sell. You had it in the right places.
Steve
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10-06-2011, 08:03 AM
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list it everywhere
audizine, audiworld, euroaddiction, cars.com and autotrader.
Personally I'd do my best to trade it in because it helps reduce the sales tax on the new car (up here it does) and it's a collossal pain in the *** selling a car online. Too many tire kickers, joy riders, and flaky no-show-ers.
audizine, audiworld, euroaddiction, cars.com and autotrader.
Personally I'd do my best to trade it in because it helps reduce the sales tax on the new car (up here it does) and it's a collossal pain in the *** selling a car online. Too many tire kickers, joy riders, and flaky no-show-ers.
10-06-2011, 09:13 AM
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list it everywhere
audizine, audiworld, euroaddiction, cars.com and autotrader.
Personally I'd do my best to trade it in because it helps reduce the sales tax on the new car (up here it does) and it's a collossal pain in the *** selling a car online. Too many tire kickers, joy riders, and flaky no-show-ers.
audizine, audiworld, euroaddiction, cars.com and autotrader.
Personally I'd do my best to trade it in because it helps reduce the sales tax on the new car (up here it does) and it's a collossal pain in the *** selling a car online. Too many tire kickers, joy riders, and flaky no-show-ers.
However, I fully agree with the point about the private party sale being a pain in the ***. The difference in money is likely a breakeven exchange with the hassle factor. Regardless, I'm giving it a whirl the dealers will still be there if I get fed up...thanks