Whats it worth?

[Daness373]

2001.5 Silver S4, Clean Title sport package with 38k miles on the odometer. Exterior condition is nearly flawless with not one dent and maybe 2 "buffable" scratches at most. NO engine mods what so ever its whole life. Again its silver, but does have exterior/suspension mods. It is lowered on H&R coilovers, Has Ecodes, and an RS4 grill. The interior is almost perfect as well. Shows little wear throughout the car, and the silver alcantera is very clean and not fuzzy at all. Just wanting to know what you think i could get for a clean, truly unmodded (except suspension/exterior) car with low low miles on it? Thanks guys

[Vuel Egham]

$16,000 ?

[Matt@JHM]

$16,000 ?

Kelly says:

Excellent: $17,420
Good: $16,480
Fair: $15,220

Is it manual or automatic?

[Das General]

[Daness373]

Its a 6-speed. I would think it would be worth about 18k due to the fact that its unmodded engine, and in outstanding condition. interesting..

[Klum00]

opinions vary so much on these cars. It's really what someone is willing to pay for it, all about supply and demand.

[csre9]

18 k at least...

KBB doesnt take into consideration of how rare an s4 with that low mileage is..

[Dr.Duct]

opinions vary so much on these cars. It's really what someone is willing to pay for it, all about supply and demand.

2nd to that.. I think a true enthusiast would pay around 18 for it.. If I was int the market for a new S, I would.

TJ: do you still have the cf hood klum??

[rick_chicago]

I was waiting for the tree fiddy

agree with the market-dependant...right time and place, and someone would drop 20k on it.

Having just gone through a purchase recently, I can honestly say I would have considered it up to about $18k

[Vuel Egham]

I would have paid $18,000 as well. I paid $17,000 for my car, though with mods that I wanted.

[jibberjive]

18 k at least...

KBB doesnt take into consideration of how rare an s4 with that low mileage is..

Agreed

[audinoobs4]

i paid 15K for same car as yours with 64K miles back in november. i think somewhere around 18K for your car would be reasonable

[Audi S4 Turbo]

"It was right about then I notice that little girl scout was 8 stories tall, I said "what do you want from me you damn lockness monster?" and he said " Imma need 'bout tree fiddy.""

[lsc2g]

LOL tree fiddy! i love SP

[Only1Z]

It's tricky because while that car has low miles, it will go through all the same crap all S4's go through when it gets to 50K-70K miles. Regardless of mileage, the car needs a timing belt job if it hasn't had one. So you're talking $900 there. If you buy a car with a little more mileage, that has probably been taken care of along with all the other gremlins like wheel bearings, cv joints/boots, etc., then a buyer could save some money there by buying a slightly higher mileage car that has had that work done already. I would say that you're looking at $17K-$18K. I'd consider it if I was in the market. But I'd rather keep my 77K mile one that still has aftermarket warranty left and do turbos with some warranty money. The low mileage doesn't mean quite as much to me as a well maintained car slightly higher mileage car. I've had lots of good warranty work done on my car which are things I'd have to pay for at some point with your car. So for me, a little higher mileage warrantied car that has had a lot of stuff repaired/replaced and all maintenance done (and with cheap stage 3 in the near future) is more important to me. Again, if I wasn't in this situation, I'd consider probably buying your car for $17K-$18K. Good luck if you do sell!

[tiber]

it really comes down to market forces, if you find an enthusiast who appreciates the low mileage it will go for a couple thousand more than KBB if you try to sell it alongside every other car to people who know nothing, probably a couple thousand less than KBB

[dc878mmm]

I think around $17k. That is a super rare car with the color combo and amount of mileage.

[Daness373]

Timing Belt is done with new wheel bearings and control arms/tie rod ends! Im thinking 19k now...

[Only1Z]

Timing Belt is done with new wheel bearings and control arms/tie rod ends! Im thinking 19k now...

Yep could be...just need to find the right buyer. It might take some time, but if you have time, you could benefit in the end. Knowing that this work is done, I'd give you $18K (if I was looking).

[OldYella]

Seems hard to believe that the car was modded to that point and not at least chipped?