Advice to help sell? Mk 6 Golf GTI

[the-photographer]

alock said:

Burwood said:

My only comment is the price should start with an 8.

A new one is only 22k.
https://broadspeed.com/CarView/Volkswagen/Golf/362...

I cannot see how a 6 year old 80k mile car is still worth 10k privately.

Plus, remember the recent CVL deal, that was about £5500 to "rent" a new MK7 (with nav, xenons, radar cruise) for two years.

[Nickp82]

HorneyMX5 said:

WBAC offered me £5.5k for my 2009 Yeti. I honk that's why I got virtually no interest at £8k despite it being fairly priced compared to others on the market. Luckily the only person to call turned up and bought it without even haggling.

Have you considered using a stronger deodorant?

[HorneyMX5]

I have but MrsHorneyMX5 likes my manly musk.

[Belle427]

Get a couple of online valuations done, may cost you a couple of quid but gives you a rough idea.
Wbac were £700 under a valuation recently on a 2010 Audi A3 sportback, not sure what they would have knocked offf that when they actually inspected it.
We had zero interest on it and it was a low mileage example, it was a diesel though.
Parkers free basic valuation seem to suggest yours is around £9000 privately.

[Belle427]

Get a couple of online valuations done, may cost you a couple of quid but gives you a rough idea.
Wbac were £700 under a valuation recently on a 2010 Audi A3 sportback, not sure what they would have knocked offf that when they actually inspected it.
We had zero interest on it and it was a low mileage example, it was a diesel though.
Parkers free basic valuation seem to suggest yours is around £9000 privately.

[Pookington]

Some of the cars on AT, especially at the dealers are on for crazy money and a lot of them have been on there for months.

As others have said, if you want rid it would have to start with an 8.