a '96 C4S listed on BaT today. Guards Red, 52k miles.
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/19...carrera-4s-46/

 

Talked to my agent today and I can increase agreed value to $135k. It's gonna cost me, though. I'm debating it.

 

Multiple visits in 2016 and 2020 for steering shake - all that's been done is tire balancing. Control arm bushings have not been addressed. SUV ride height on Monroes - auction folks seem to go crazy for those. I'm sure it will sell for a lot of money.

 

That car was advertised here for 130. Looks nice!

Edit- interestingly, vin number is one digit after mine and same spec.

 

Here you go: https://copleymotorcars.com/?showroo...rera-2-coupe-2

17k C2 for $120k ask.

 

I remember seeing a link where a C2S sold north of $200K recently but can not find it. Does this ring a bell or anyone know of similar sold prices? Values are moving so rapidly insurance is becoming difficult to keep pace.

 

sold for $127k today

 

^ Could have saved 2k buying it here

 

I've been curious to see if this wave would push up NB prices but so far there are very few low mileage examples on the market.

 

Just how much of a premium does the low miles bring. So what price drop for similar car at 100k miles, 150k miles? Just curious.

 

I think it would be hard to put any kind of number on that. 150k and ran into the ground or fresh paint and engine reseal?

Sure you may find some trends but each car should be valued by it's own attributes (or lack thereof) IMO

 

I have a friend who is a vehicle appraiser. He has often thrown around the figure of:
$1 a mile. So a car with 20,000 more miles is worth $20k less.

 

So, 50k mile C4S 127k,

177k mile C4S, Free!

 

Willing to bet at a BAT Auction with 177k that sucker would still sell for $75k at these current insane prices!

 

Are you trying to cheat me out of my free C4S? Dibs!

Yeah of course, it's not as simple as mile/dollar

5k miles worth 10k more than 15k miles.

140k miles worth 10k more than 150k miles.

One adds up more than the other but both have more factors influencing the price than a dollar per mile.