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What's It Worth 2011 Ralliart

Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2014 2:33 pm
by gspy4u
Not for sale as yet hence not in the For Sale section but thinking about it and wondering what you lot might think it's worth. I know the stealers will give you bugger all no matter what you have.

Details:

2011 My11 Ralliart Sedan
White in colour
Luxury / Premium pack when purchased new so has

MMCS, SATNAV, Motion Sensor Alarm system, Rockford Fosgate 9 speaker system, Full Leather

Done 78,000k's with full service and logbook history.

Condition: Perfect except small mark on bonnet (thanks to stupid piece of wood on the freeway flicked up)

Stock basically as the miss's has used it to drive to work and back since new so most of the k's are highway.

Rego is till next April 2015

Still original brake pads so it has not had a hard life at all.

Anyway, what would it be worth do you think ???

Not posting this in the For Sale part as we are not sure yet.

Thanks in advance.

Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2014 3:00 pm
by Rowlesy6
my guess is between 20k - 23k just depends if you trade it in or sell it private

Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2014 3:04 pm
by black_ice
It all depends on how quick a sale you want...but in this market my guess would be around the $25k mark..23K for a quickish sale and $27k if you want to hang on to it for a while...this is just my 2cents..

If you have done an SST fluid change you should state that as well as it would be a good selling point..

All the best with the sale..

Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2014 5:01 pm
by turbogirl
I would guess around 23 -28k. The kms are high, but it's nice to see someone that drives and has enjoyed there's like me and I'm about to hit 60k mark.

The fact you have luxury pack bumps price up. From factory this was 3k +. I know, I wanted leather seats but could not afford besides I got mine as demo model.

Unfortunately what's hurt us all is Mitsubishi changing the warranty on new cars meaning an overall price drop across the entire range.

I think as your car is stock it will sell well if you choose to do so.

I'm in the same boat, I think I owe the bank more than what car is worth should I sell or want to upgrade.

Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2014 5:33 pm
by gspy4u
thanks guys, will see how we go

Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2014 7:11 pm
by BZC-45S
$17k as a trade, $21k private.

I know as Mitsubishi owners we all want to think optimistically, but I think most of the posts above are a little too optimistic.

Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2014 7:15 pm
by sleeper
all new jap cars will be cheaper by a couple of thousand now probably so that wont help resale value either.
abbott just signed a free trade agreement with japan, everything japanese will be cheaper

Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2014 7:27 pm
by zedd82
A friend of mine recently traded his 09 RA and only got $13K on a $63K car. Mitsubishi is stuffing us all because they have dropped the price of the new Lancers so much. Although the RA's new price hasn't dropped much, the lower NA Lancer price dropping is still hurting our resale price.

Posted: Fri Jul 11, 2014 9:14 am
by squala
zedd82 wrote:A friend of mine recently traded his 09 RA and only got $13K on a $63K car. Mitsubishi is stuffing us all because they have dropped the price of the new Lancers so much. Although the RAs new price hasnt dropped much, the lower NA Lancer price dropping is still hurting our resale price.


$63K for an RA?

Posted: Fri Jul 11, 2014 9:33 am
by zedd82
squala wrote:$63K for an RA?



Lol, no. $63k was what his new car he was trading his RA in for was worth.

Posted: Fri Jul 11, 2014 9:49 am
by squala
Oh, alright, hehe!

The term dealer has been a misnomer because you're pretty much not getting a deal anymore. $13K trade-in for an RA is ridiculous. Unfortunately, it will become a lot harder to sell our cars with the price of new ones going low and the upcoming free trade with Japan can make them even cheaper.

I'll actually hold on to my RA for as long as I can, as there is still unclear news as to what will happen with the Lancer next. While there will certainly be a replacement for the NA, the performance versions are still bleak. There are heaps of rumours surrounding the Evo, whether it will be a hybrid or replaced at all.

Posted: Fri Jul 11, 2014 10:52 am
by el3ment
zedd82 wrote:[quote:09e74b7884=squala]$63K for an RA?[/quote:09e74b7884] Lol, no. $63k was what his new car he was trading his RA in for was worth.


You talking about me? lol


And anyway, trade in price depends on what you buy and how much margin the dealer has on the car too... Don't expect to get good $$ for tradein, when you are pushing them to get a new car cheap. In the end its like a balance... you get alot for trade in, but pay more for the next car. Or get less for tradein and get cheaper next car. :)

Posted: Fri Jul 11, 2014 11:32 am
by zedd82
Not you Thorston

Posted: Fri Jul 11, 2014 1:19 pm
by debonaire
el3ment wrote:[quote:5e10fd6200=zedd82][quote:09e74b7884=squala]$63K for an RA?[/quote:09e74b7884] Lol, no. $63k was what his new car he was trading his RA in for was worth.[/quote:5e10fd6200] You talking about me? lol And anyway, trade in price depends on what you buy and how much margin the dealer has on the car too... Dont expect to get good $$ for tradein, when you are pushing them to get a new car cheap. In the end its like a balance... you get alot for trade in, but pay more for the next car. Or get less for tradein and get cheaper next car. :)


What he said, customers always expect to paid max price for the trade in, but want the new car for the least price... can't have both. When you're asking someone to buy your car on the spot with no roadworthy, you can't expect top dollar.

Low 20s would be my expectation for a 2011 Ralliart. I don't think the luxury pack would have a very big influence. For instance when I bought mine I specifically didn't want one with a luxury pack because I wanted voice-control bluetooth and 6-stack. 60% residual value after 3 years is fairly typical for any new car.

Posted: Fri Jul 11, 2014 2:10 pm
by squala
Yeah, I know that the trade-in is gonna be a couple of grand less than the private price, because you get the convenience of not having to find a buyer on your own and you can buy the other car ASAP. But the real problem is that stealers whack off another two grand or so. When I was trading up for the RA, they were offering only $13K for my then two-year-old Platinum, less that half of its driveaway price. Redbook stated around $17K private and $15K trade-in. I showed them a printout of this and they raised it to $14K. We finally shook hands after I requested floor mats and a full tank. It's still not the best deal, but not awful either. I let my intuition get the better of me seeing that gleaming blue car right outside where the dealer and I were talking.