Value my car...

[Eat The Rich]

How much do you reckon my car is worth?

- 2005 Leon Cupra R
- Black
- 19,900 miles
- REVO Stage 1
- Forge 007p DV
- Green Panel Filter

Absolutely excellent condition apart from some stonechips on the bonnet

See here for pictures

Cheers

 

[Mitchy]

£11500-12000

 

[Reg]

Would agree with that, if its private. I just got £11250 for my '54 plate Cupra R, totally standard and utterly immaculate with 33k on the clock, trading it in against a £16k BMW.

 

[RobM]

I'd go along with that. Although, obviously, it depends on whether you're selling privately or part-exchanging and, if part-ex, what value of car you're exchanging it against. If the dealer as a good margin on the car you're looking at, he'll usually be able to give a better price for yours

 

[Mike Green]

Yeah, sounds ok - with £12k being top end. Car looks good.

If you don't mind me asking why are you thinking of selling? Must be a hard choice to make.

So many people want an LCR with low mileage and young - at the right price of what you have said you should have no probs selling.

 

[Eat The Rich]

Yeah, sounds ok - with £12k being top end. Car looks good.

If you don't mind me asking why are you thinking of selling? Must be a hard choice to make.

So many people want an LCR with low mileage and young - at the right price of what you have said you should have no probs selling.

I've recently bought a house (yeah, one of these situations) and I was doing alright paying for that, decorating it and running this car... I've had really nice cars for a good few years now and I'm thinking now I'm not sure if I want £12,000 tied up in a car when I've still got stuff to do on my house etc etc. Also, I'm after getting my bike license and spending ~£1000 on a bike as about 6/7 of my mates have recently got bikes and wana ride with those lot. I used to have (and love) a 106 GTi, I know it's a step down obviously from a LCR (or my previous CTR) but I had one for 3 years and know the inside and out of them. I could sell the LCR for £12,000, buy a GTi for £4,000, a bike for £1,000 and then have £7,000 to pay off some debt. It's not an easy decision but sometimes I guess you've gotta work out what's best right now... (ya know?... )

 

[jay cupra r]

dont know how much its worth but il give you a tenner

 

[RobM]

Sounds like you're making a very sensible decision for very sensible reasons mate. As rare as it is on this forum you seem to have your head screwed on, so good luck to you

 

[Eat The Rich]

Sounds like you're making a very sensible decision for very sensible reasons mate. As rare as it is on this forum you seem to have your head screwed on, so good luck to you

Cheers mate... still in the process of having a long hard think about this all - it ain't too bad if I go down this route anyway, I've always wanted a bike license/bike but never had the spare cash... with his I could pay off debts, still have a cool little car and have a bike

 

[RobM]

There are always LCR's around if you decide you made a mistake, so you've nothing to lose really, just buy another one if you miss it

 

[Mike Green]

I've recently bought a house (yeah, one of these situations) and I was doing alright paying for that, decorating it and running this car... I've had really nice cars for a good few years now and I'm thinking now I'm not sure if I want £12,000 tied up in a car when I've still got stuff to do on my house etc etc. Also, I'm after getting my bike license and spending ~£1000 on a bike as about 6/7 of my mates have recently got bikes and wana ride with those lot. I used to have (and love) a 106 GTi, I know it's a step down obviously from a LCR (or my previous CTR) but I had one for 3 years and know the inside and out of them. I could sell the LCR for £12,000, buy a GTi for £4,000, a bike for £1,000 and then have £7,000 to pay off some debt. It's not an easy decision but sometimes I guess you've gotta work out what's best right now... (ya know?... )

Yeah fair enough, if you need to free up some cash then the car is the best place to start and cut down on. I am in a similiar position as bought a place last year. I have since got an LCR but the money is v tight and does mean I can't splash out much. I do love the car, but sometimes think how much easier my finances would be if I did not have it.... so yes I do see what you mean.

Hope you get the price for it. As i say there are plenty of peeps wanting these so you should get a good price.

 

[Eat The Rich]

Thanks guys... yeah I'm pretty sure I won't have a problem selling it - it's such an amazing car... booked my bike theory and CBT now ... on the way to getting a bike