Would you sell your audi a4 for a newer one? Not a 2016

[ccoaston]

Hello my fellow members!

Wanted to see if I could get a second opinion on this. I wanted to get me a 2011 - 213 S4 or A6. I really don't want to get into modding the car the I want it. I had the car for 2 1/2 years now still enjoy it. I owe 10.3k on the car and it has 103k miles on it. Would you finish paying the car off and just keep or selling and gets something a little better?

[mr_milo]

Not quite sure of the question but if I have it correct you have a 2009 A4 with 103K miles and you are wanting to get a 2011-2013 S4 or A6. Correct?

If that's the case, I hope the A4 is LOADED and in perfect condition. I just check KBB and if it's loaded and in excellent condition, then trade-in valve it between $9,881 - $11,696. So you're either going to pay to give them the car or maybe get lucky can get $1k for it after your loan gets paid off. The other route is a private sale which is valved between $11,258 - $13,149, but then you'd need to sell it before buying a new car if you intend to use any of that money towards the new car. Still that's not much of a down payment.

Instead of looking for a new car, I'd pay that shit off as fast as possible, and then think about a new car. Owing $10.3K on a 7 year old car with 103K miles is crazy. Get that shit paid off before even thinking about another car / more debt. Just my $0.02.

[ducati]

I agree with Milo thats a huge loan for 7 year old car.

[ccoaston]

Not quite sure of the question but if I have it correct you have a 2009 A4 with 103K miles and you are wanting to get a 2011-2013 S4 or A6. Correct?

If that's the case, I hope the A4 is LOADED and in perfect condition. I just check KBB and if it's loaded and in excellent condition, then trade-in valve it between $9,881 - $11,696. So you're either going to pay to give them the car or maybe get lucky can get $1k for it after your loan gets paid off. The other route is a private sale which is valved between $11,258 - $13,149, but then you'd need to sell it before buying a new car if you intend to use any of that money towards the new car. Still that's not much of a down payment.

Instead of looking for a new car, I'd pay that shit off as fast as possible, and then think about a new car. Owing $10.3K on a 7 year old car with 103K miles is crazy. Get that shit paid off before even thinking about another car / more debt. Just my $0.02.

I agree. case closed. Been putting extra money on my payments. I just knock this out real quick.

[b6Hate4]

Get a 2001 A4 and turbocharge the fuck out of it.