2004 D2 SE 100k miles how much?
How much should one pay for a 2004 D2 with 100k miles? It is well taken care of, and has maintenance records. Its has non oem nav system in it.
The owner is asking for 13k negotiable. I think 10k might be reasonable.
The car was bought from a land rover dealership only a few months ago.
Should I be worried about a disco with 100k miles on it?
The car was bought from a land rover dealership only a few months ago.
Should I be worried about a disco with 100k miles on it?
Where are you located? That makes a huge difference on prices.
My only concern would be why are they selling it so soon after buying it. Did they discover some major repair they need to do, like head gaskets?
I wouldn't pay $10k for an 04 with 100k miles. Maybe $6-8. But that's what they go for private party around here.
My only concern would be why are they selling it so soon after buying it. Did they discover some major repair they need to do, like head gaskets?
I wouldn't pay $10k for an 04 with 100k miles. Maybe $6-8. But that's what they go for private party around here.
I am in Maryland. The land rover dealership is inspecting the car this weekend. If all checks out, is what is a fair price?
Last edited by Aj6543; Apr 27, 2011 at 10:36 AM.
Fair price is a crap shoot, it depends on a lot of factors. Offer 5K and take it from there, you are going to get skinned by the dealer anyway. If the engine makes any tapping or ticking noise then walk away, unless you get it for real cheap. The 2004 engines are real turds and develop a mystery tick that cannot be fixed. Don't believe the "it's only a lifter" crap, it's much more than that. If the engine is dead quiet then you have a good one.
If the engine has or get a ticking sound, does that mean the engine will die out eventually?
When do oil pumps uselly fail? What are the most expensive repairs on this car?
I appreciate everyone's input.
When do oil pumps uselly fail? What are the most expensive repairs on this car?
I appreciate everyone's input.


