How much is my Land Rover worth?
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How much is my Land Rover worth?
OK, stupid question, right? Everyone's is different, upgraded, downgraded, good shape bad shape, and everyone values there LR more than the next guy. There's the Kelly Blue Book, there's eBay Motors, etc etc.
But no one knows more about LAND ROVERS than here in this forum. So I asked you ... what's my Land Rover worth?
2004 Disco II SE
78,000 miles
Everything in good working condition, just passed an e-check a few weeks ago, no major flaws, dents, or brusies.
I'm just trying to get a feel within a few grand what it's worth if I had to sell it (to a relative or stranger).
Thanks guys.
Hubie
But no one knows more about LAND ROVERS than here in this forum. So I asked you ... what's my Land Rover worth?
2004 Disco II SE
78,000 miles
Everything in good working condition, just passed an e-check a few weeks ago, no major flaws, dents, or brusies.
I'm just trying to get a feel within a few grand what it's worth if I had to sell it (to a relative or stranger).
Thanks guys.
Hubie
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In the wholesale market your truck is worth $3500 - $5000. In the retail/private party market it's worth $5500 - $8000, but again retail/private party numbers are going to depend A LOT on service history, paint finish, previous accident history, ownership history and so on...How the vehicle is equipped makes a huge difference too...I always look for Michelins, anyone who puts them on their vehicles...it's a good sign they spend money to take care of it <------ that's free industry advise...lol
I look for equipment like running boards, rear door ladder, rear drop step, rear a/c, which wheels does it have, and so on when I'm talking about how it's equipped...
Land Rovers (Disco's especially) don't have the greatest "public opinion" it's pretty common knowledge in that these were vehicles with major issues and high repair costs and lots of people shy away from them...which in turn drives the cost down..
There are many (like myself) who just love them and are willing to deal with their problems.
Hope this helps you
Last edited by TATZOO; 05-19-2012 at 06:25 AM.
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Ho Fax...
I'm in the industry and have bought and sold dozens of discos, so this is just my opinion based on auction market reports and personal buying and selling experience. Keep in mind color combination, paint finish, and vehicle history play a major role for me and I don't know any of this about your vehicle....
In the wholesale market your truck is worth $3500 - $5000. In the retail/private party market it's worth $5500 - $8000, but again retail/private party numbers are going to depend A LOT on service history, paint finish, previous accident history, ownership history and so on...How the vehicle is equipped makes a huge difference too...I always look for Michelins, anyone who puts them on their vehicles...it's a good sign they spend money to take care of it <------ that's free industry advise...lol
I look for equipment like running boards, rear door ladder, rear drop step, rear a/c, which wheels does it have, and so on when I'm talking about how it's equipped...
Land Rovers (Disco's especially) don't have the greatest "public opinion" it's pretty common knowledge in that these were vehicles with major issues and high repair costs and lots of people shy away from them...which in turn drives the cost down..
There are many (like myself) who just love them and are willing to deal with their problems.
Hope this helps you
In the wholesale market your truck is worth $3500 - $5000. In the retail/private party market it's worth $5500 - $8000, but again retail/private party numbers are going to depend A LOT on service history, paint finish, previous accident history, ownership history and so on...How the vehicle is equipped makes a huge difference too...I always look for Michelins, anyone who puts them on their vehicles...it's a good sign they spend money to take care of it <------ that's free industry advise...lol
I look for equipment like running boards, rear door ladder, rear drop step, rear a/c, which wheels does it have, and so on when I'm talking about how it's equipped...
Land Rovers (Disco's especially) don't have the greatest "public opinion" it's pretty common knowledge in that these were vehicles with major issues and high repair costs and lots of people shy away from them...which in turn drives the cost down..
There are many (like myself) who just love them and are willing to deal with their problems.
Hope this helps you
Ho Fax.. Now thats just classic....
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