Is it just me, or are XKR prices firming up ?

[sly fox]

Prompted by an XKR for sale near Southampton , and taking into account some Autotrader hunting recently, i think the prices for X150 XKR's are starting to rise.

Anyone else noticed this?

Say a sub 70k car, 2006 onwards, coupe - Looking at £17.5k-18.5k in the trade and upwards for more desirable spec and colour combinations.
There are quite a few for sale too which if anything should harm prices.

I know it's only an indication of the eventual agreed selling price, but i swear they are going up.

[The Bodyman]

I think your right.

I bought an XK 2010 in March last year for the correct money at that time. Sold it in November for a profit.

Not bad seeing as it was a soft top and a winter sale.

Jon

[wsn03]

sly fox said:

Prompted by an XKR for sale near Southampton , and taking into account some Autotrader hunting recently, i think the prices for X150 XKR's are starting to rise.

Anyone else noticed this?

Say a sub 70k car, 2006 onwards, coupe - Looking at £17.5k-18.5k in the trade and upwards for more desirable spec and colour combinations.
There are quite a few for sale too which if anything should harm prices.

I know it's only an indication of the eventual agreed selling price, but i swear they are going up.

They are, I've been watching them for the last 2 years, they've definitely firmed up the last few months so I've just bought mine (having missed out on an E Type years ago by dithering !). Do it!

[Triple7]

That because they are a fabulous car. The F-Type just can't touch it, in terms of looks, style, comfort and useablity.

The right cars, at the right prices are selling. So much so I had to jump in while awaiting a Dynamic R in my desired condition/price to turn up. Think it will be a long wait, but not fussed, as I am totally smitten with my XKR...be interesting to see what the part ex prices are like. F-Types can be as much as 30% between list and part-ex!