Thread: Defenders on "Car Sales."

Prices are a bit all over the place at the moment, but $70k still seems to be about the going rate for a 2015/16 Defender 110.

But sold price?

Red Book and Glasses is based on sales data. They out a 2015 MY at about half that for a private sale.

http://www.redbook.com.au/cars/resea...POT-ITM-425042

Forget about advertised prices.

Cheers

Originally Posted by ozscott

Red Book and Glasses is based on sales data. They out a 2015 MY at about half that for a private sale.

Forget about advertised prices.

Good like finding an MY15 110 for $38k!

Perhaps not but really, do you know personally anyone who (has been silly enough?) has paid $70k for one? Red book is based on sales data provided by vendors. It might not have caught up with the recent resurgence in interest in Defender ...that is a possibility. I don't believe for a second that people are, generally speaking, paying anything like $70k for a year old to 2 year old 110 standard model with 20k plus miles...cheers

Don't know about a 110, but I know someone who sold a 90 for $68K.
Pickles.

Arghhh... My God. I hope that was a one off! The thing that made Defender great was this... It was a bargain for $50k drive away. I would rather have someone with sharp nails poke me in the eye than pay $70k for a standard Deefer. In fact I would prefer to pay another $10 K and get a 6 year old TD G_Wagen or better still pay $10k and deck out a d2... Or buy a d4. But good luck to those cashing in on a dose of madness. Cheers

Originally Posted by ozscott

Perhaps not but really, do you know personally anyone who (has been silly enough?) has paid $70k for one? Red book is based on sales data provided by vendors. It might not have caught up with the recent resurgence in interest in Defender ...that is a possibility. I don't believe for a second that people are, generally speaking, paying anything like $70k for a year old to 2 year old 110 standard model with 20k plus miles...cheers

Scott, oh yes they are. People are paying those prices.

And forget redbook that's just a guide it's not based on the current market.

The market and what people pay determines what they are worth. And they are selling for over 70k in some cases

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