[drsnt]

Dear Friends, I am looking for an upgrade from my Yaris 2019, done 23k VX CVT. Honestly, I have taken a lot of test drives but none of the vehicles in 30L make my heart go GAGA. The sole reason I used to buy another car. This time I probably will be upgrading to a 7-seater as I have observed that my Wife and Son do not have motion sickness in taller vehicles and my parents are shifting with me. Nevertheless, I am thinking to list my car online, What should be my expected price?

[dass]

How much can I expect for a March 2013 Swift Dzire VDI, single owner with ~65k on the Odo? The car is well maintained and in pretty good overall condition barring few minor scratches. Full service history is available and in beige color.

[Aldo280]

Originally Posted by Oppanna

Thought i will update the thread. My friend has decided to keep the car for some more time instead of selling as he was not ready to accept the truth.

I am in a similar boat Want to sell my Brezza ZDI+ Dual Tone 2016 April Model with 77850 on the ODO. Price quoted by Cars 24 was 4.70 lakhs in November 2022 when I got it last evaluated. Spinny was quoting even less on their website tool so I didn't even bother calling them for doorstep evaluation

Posted ads on Olx and FB Marketplace. Calls/messages I received via OLX ad were of used car dealers and scammers. FB Marketplace had some genuine buyers but conversation remained limited. I quoted 5.70 lakhs as my last price to each querist leaving further 20K for final negotiation as 5.50 lakhs was fair value in my opinion.

Now I have decided to keep the car for 2 more years as it's giving me 21 kmpl even today with AC on in the city.

I am genuinely interested though what would be the fair price of my car in the learned opinion of BHPians

[Iconoclast]

Originally Posted by dass

How much can I expect for a March 2013 Swift Dzire VDI, single owner with ~65k on the Odo? The car is well maintained and in pretty good overall condition barring few minor scratches. Full service history is available and in beige color.

In my view, you should get ~4.8 - 5 lakh for this, assuming it's a manual.

[kushagra452]

Dear BHPians,

What is an acceptable price range (depending on the condition/usage) for a 2018 Maruti Ignis Sigma manual variant in Delhi NCR? I am looking to purchase a used city car which is not more than 5 yrs old. Thanks!

[WiseFool]

https://www.spinny.com/buy-used-cars...whatsapp_share

Is this a good buy? I'll have to take someone in person to check out the condition. But on paper does it look good?

[d_payne]

Originally Posted by KungFuPanda

Thanks! Have checked on Spinny, however, the difference between expected and that quoted by Spinny is quite large. Hence the query in the forum.

Spinny and Cars24 are not a good option for unique cars. Their quotes are downright hilarious for anything other than mainstream models.

As for the VRS, I do suggest asking around a bit too and looking for dealers who specialize in exotics. This is a performance sedan that a lot of supercar/Sportscar owners may be interested in for their garages just for fun.

[Iconoclast]

Originally Posted by WiseFool

https://www.spinny.com/buy-used-cars...whatsapp_share

Is this a good buy? I'll have to take someone in person to check out the condition. But on paper does it look good?

I've put together a fairly basic version of a multivariate regression model to predict used car prices based on a range of factors - it tells me the ideal price you should pay for this would be in the range of 4.6-4.7. Considering the number of dents on this car; you shouldn't be paying too much more than that.

But Spinny does have a reputation of pricing their cars at the higher end. I had watched an interview Niraj Singh gave to Hormazd Sorabjee; in which he says buyers don't prioritize price as much as sellers - so maybe the thinking there is to not offer the best price points.

Having said that, no harm in taking a look at it.

[WiseFool]

Originally Posted by Iconoclast

I've put together a fairly basic version of a multivariate regression model to predict used car prices based on a range of factors - it tells me the ideal price you should pay for this would be in the range of 4.6-4.7. Considering the number of dents on this car; you shouldn't be paying too much more than that.

But Spinny does have a reputation of pricing their cars at the higher end. I had watched an interview Niraj Singh gave to Hormazd Sorabjee; in which he says buyers don't prioritize price as much as sellers - so maybe the thinking there is to not offer the best price points.

Having said that, no harm in taking a look at it.

Is it possible to share that model so i can use it to roughly check prices for the cars I've shortlisted. 4.99 for the jazz seems ok then. I mean it's a premium of 30k.

[archat68]

Originally Posted by WiseFool

https://www.spinny.com/buy-used-cars...whatsapp_share

Is this a good buy? I'll have to take someone in person to check out the condition. But on paper does it look good?

Do negotiate. When I was looking for a Nexon xza about 3 years ago, Truebill came down from 8.5 to 8 on long negotiations. Spinny and Truebill are sister concerns. I didn't buy the car though.

[WiseFool]

Originally Posted by archat68

Do negotiate. When I was looking for a Nexon xza about 3 years ago, Truebill came down from 8.5 to 8 on long negotiations. Spinny and Truebill are sister concerns. I didn't buy the car though.

They said pricing is fixed based on their inspections. Read many posts here that they dont encourage negotiation.

[archat68]

Originally Posted by WiseFool

They said pricing is fixed based on their inspections. Read many posts here that they dont encourage negotiation.

I gave you my first hand experience. Rest is upto you.

[Iconoclast]

Originally Posted by WiseFool

Is it possible to share that model so i can use it to roughly check prices for the cars I've shortlisted. 4.99 for the jazz seems ok then. I mean it's a premium of 30k.

It's a rough version for now - I put it together primarily to get a sense of the factors influencing prices so that I know how much I should realistically target when I put my car up for sale. The calculators available online may deliberately downplay the value you can get for your car because it suits their business.

I need to enter various parameters (model, age, km, ownership etc.) and the model spits out a range.

I'm making improvements to it because as of now it's very basic. Will definitely share it once I add the enhancements I plan to add.

[WiseFool]

Originally Posted by Iconoclast

It's a rough version for now - I put it together primarily to get a sense of the factors influencing prices so that I know how much I should realistically target when I put my car up for sale. The calculators available online may deliberately downplay the value you can get for your car because it suits their business.

I need to enter various parameters (model, age, km, ownership etc.) and the model spits out a range.

I'm making improvements to it because as of now it's very basic. Will definitely share it once I add the enhancements I plan to add.

Even rough version will do. Just to give me a sense if I'm over paying for a car. To shortlist cars and figure out which to get.

[Torquedo]

Planning to part ways with my 2009 Fiesta 1.6. Just 30700 kms on the ODO, tires are Dec 2020, 185 sections, Battery is July 21. This NGT ruling is just

PM me if someone may be interested, car located in the NCR.