Member Since: 09 Jan 2011
Location: Chilterns
Posts: 4130
* Its worth noting that with the older D3 the Gap between system trade values and real world private values is larger than would normally be the case. If you are selling an older D3 sell it privately
4th Sep 2017 10:02 am
professorpool
Member Since: 19 Mar 2012
Location: Woking
Posts: 3213
Think it got everywhere. I saw it on a facebook overlanders group. The owner had it since 2002 iirc. He was one of those youtube vloggers.
It would be nice to think that my vehicle may still be in use when it is 30 years old.D3 07 SE - still going strong
D3 07 HSE - gone to car heaven
FL1 - gone to Romania
D3 05 HSE - gone to a divorce diet
D1 V8 manual - gone but not forgotten
RR Classic - gone to car heaven
Jeeps, Lexus, X-trails... Too many to name..
4th Sep 2017 10:03 am
gstuart
Member Since: 21 Oct 2016
Location: kent
Posts: 13876
Re: Land rover value
Gazellio @ Prestige Cars wrote:
gstuart wrote:
thought this was a great link to see the value of ur landy and hope it may be of use to anyone
I can confirm the middle Value roughly equates to CAP trade values on our systems.
hi
sorry asking a daft question , ref the middle price , is the trade price u would buy them in for
aplogises once again for asking and thks
4th Sep 2017 10:05 am
gstuart
Member Since: 21 Oct 2016
Location: kent
Posts: 13876
Gazellio @ Prestige Cars wrote:
* Its worth noting that with the older D3 the Gap between system trade values and real world private values is larger than would normally be the case. If you are selling an older D3 sell it privately
thks for the heads up,
am hoping i can keep hold of mine for a good number of years , considering the amount of work i've already put into it
only a few weeks ago sprayed inside and outside of the chassis and sprayed all the body underneath with dinitrol
4th Sep 2017 10:09 am
gstuart
Member Since: 21 Oct 2016
Location: kent
Posts: 13876
professorpool wrote:
Think it got everywhere. I saw it on a facebook overlanders group. The owner had it since 2002 iirc. He was one of those youtube vloggers.
It would be nice to think that my vehicle may still be in use when it is 30 years old.
same , hearing about it on the LZ forum , is good the D3 doesnt suffer as much as the D1 and D2 for a rusty chassis or bodywork
have already checked my sills and been previously undersealed which was a bonus , solid and no signs of rust
would indeed be really good if they could be kept on the road
4th Sep 2017 10:14 am
Gazellio
Member Since: 09 Jan 2011
Location: Chilterns
Posts: 4130
Re: Land rover value
gstuart wrote:
Gazellio @ Prestige Cars wrote:
gstuart wrote:
thought this was a great link to see the value of ur landy and hope it may be of use to anyone
Member Since: 19 Mar 2012
Location: Woking
Posts: 3213
Quote:
Extra Urban mpg 33.2 mpg
D3 07 SE - still going strong
D3 07 HSE - gone to car heaven
FL1 - gone to Romania
D3 05 HSE - gone to a divorce diet
D1 V8 manual - gone but not forgotten
RR Classic - gone to car heaven
Jeeps, Lexus, X-trails... Too many to name..
4th Sep 2017 10:21 am
gstuart
Member Since: 21 Oct 2016
Location: kent
Posts: 13876
extra extra down hill coasting mpg
4th Sep 2017 11:29 am
A.J.M
Member Since: 31 Oct 2009
Location: Carluke
Posts: 2827
£3600.
Which is what I got offered in February when I considered trading it in.
54 plate HSE, 164,383 miles.
So I stuck a new set of injectors in it, a new autobox and TC, sorted some suspension bits, will get it resprayed and the underside treated.
I used the cash I was going to put to a D4 into getting a 1950 80" series 1 and a holiday.
Going to run the D3 for many years to come.
4th Sep 2017 5:02 pm
professorpool
Member Since: 19 Mar 2012
Location: Woking
Posts: 3213
Nice one D3 07 SE - still going strong
D3 07 HSE - gone to car heaven
FL1 - gone to Romania
D3 05 HSE - gone to a divorce diet
D1 V8 manual - gone but not forgotten
RR Classic - gone to car heaven
Universal truth, rarely acknowledged, is that any item is only worth what a purchaser is willing to pay at the point where the seller makes it available. If it has higher worth to the seller than the purchaser, then it is not for sale.
My 155k 2008 SE comes in at £4450 - £5300. I've been around the trade and would accept that the lower is the true value to the dealer and know that anything over that is vanity payment funded from my intended purchase. I'd rather start with them offering and sticking to that lower value then battering them on the purchase price and finance. Better that than the usual pointless "oooh sir, your shed on wheels is worth a millionty-one pounds. Of course, there's no discount on this pre-registered low spec monster in a highly undesirable colour".
Last new car I bought I was offered a daft p/ex and expected to pay top whack on the new purchase. The cost to change was monstrous when compared with the best "drive the deal" package and a low trade value on my p-ex. Dealer was "oh but sir, that deal is the other end of the country". I was all "yup, and for £90 on Fly MayBe and a pleasant weekend drive back, I'll save £3800".
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