No more TT roadster (sigh), but found an ALMS... is this a good price?
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No more TT roadster (sigh), but found an ALMS... is this a good price?
Had to leave the Desert Green TT-R in Hawaii, sad to say.
But... found an Avus Silver ALMS with 48K miles here on the Mainland. Higher mileage than I'd like, but it's in very, very good shape for its age.
Dealer asking starts at $27K. Is this about right for dealer price? It's CPO'd for 2 years and up to 100K.
What's it worth at 48K miles?
Quick replies a bonus... I'm at the DP (decision point)...thanks!
But... found an Avus Silver ALMS with 48K miles here on the Mainland. Higher mileage than I'd like, but it's in very, very good shape for its age.
Dealer asking starts at $27K. Is this about right for dealer price? It's CPO'd for 2 years and up to 100K.
What's it worth at 48K miles?
Quick replies a bonus... I'm at the DP (decision point)...thanks!
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Excellent forensic skills!
Yeah, at University. They got it at auction, I'm told, so there's no personal history, which disappoints me.
It's in fine cosmetic, orginal body condition. Interior is more worn than I ever allowed my TT-R to become, but not bad.
It just feels a little... loose to drive. Not bad, just not tight and new.
It's in fine cosmetic, orginal body condition. Interior is more worn than I ever allowed my TT-R to become, but not bad.
It just feels a little... loose to drive. Not bad, just not tight and new.
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Washington. And I'd get to pay reg tax for our defunct Monorail extension project!
It seems like the price any dealer would ask. Whether I want to pay it is based on my gut instinct about how many ALMS cars come up for sale, and their average mileage. I think a lot of them are like yours, coming for sale at lower than 48K.
It's just hard to forget that I had my TT-R from new. This one's not bad at all, but it's not crispy-fresh. Very, very nice, though... and I'm sold on the idea that the ALMS is the way I want to go if I get another TT.
It's just hard to forget that I had my TT-R from new. This one's not bad at all, but it's not crispy-fresh. Very, very nice, though... and I'm sold on the idea that the ALMS is the way I want to go if I get another TT.
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Probably worth it if thats what you really want but
Considering you can get a 225HP Coupe for under $20k it still seems steep for me. I would prefer saving $7-9k or more, forget about the ALMS and CPO and score up the Stage 3.
Lots of options out there, this one just seems like the most expensive one.
Lots of options out there, this one just seems like the most expensive one.