Thread: Cost of a 2004 90?

I would hope to get a little more for mine. I have kept an eye on Carpoint over the last year and have seen them for sale for $33 to $50K depending on K's and other bits. At the moment there are 5 on Carpoint.com from mid 30K's. They seem to take a while to sell privately as there isn't that many buyers interested in 90s. I'll be interested in what others have to say also.

(P.S. Without trying to hijack the thread, does anyone know how many td5 90's are in Aus - I've heard 42 but I thin that's a bit low!)

ide reckon 25grand would be a fair price.
fyi, my insurance company is ohamps and the current market value for my 2004 90 is 30grand.

They seem to take a while to sell privately as there isn't that many buyers interested in 90s

ide dissagree with this, i was lucky to stumble across the one i bought, i only got it because it wasnt advertised anywhere. the other 6 i tried to look at all sold within 3 days of being listed.

cheers phil

I just missed out on a 2003 90 in untouched condition with 20,000Km on it. City use only. Not a scratch on it (Nice grey too). It had back seats in it too, with engineers certificate.

It started out at $38,000 6 weeks ago. Dropped to $36,000 last week.

I offered $32,000, but as it was almost within my grasp some richer bugger trumped me with $34,000!

HTH
David

So why is Red Book showing RRP of $39,950 when he paid $50k for it? He had the back seat put in as well mind you but they weren;t a $10k option

Thanks for all the feedback so far. Sort of torn, as my brother in law has no interest in Land rovers as such, simply bought it as a farm car as he has always had 90's and likes them. With him considering selling, I am thinking of buying it from him but want to make sure he gets what its worth but also make sure I pay an appropriate amount

Thanks again, Mick

Originally Posted by spudboy

I just missed out on a 2003 90 in untouched condition with 20,000Km on it. City use only. Not a scratch on it (Nice grey too). It had back seats in it too, with engineers certificate.

It started out at $38,000 6 weeks ago. Dropped to $36,000 last week.

I offered $32,000, but as it was almost within my grasp some richer bugger trumped me with $34,000!

HTH
David

the toorak one i take it.

it is/was down the road from my work.

I never saw it with a speck of dirt on it, doubt it even saw a dirt road.

Unlucky on that one!

Originally Posted by MickG

So why is Red Book showing RRP of $39,950 when he paid $50k for it? He had the back seat put in as well mind you but they weren;t a $10k option

Thanks for all the feedback so far. Sort of torn, as my brother in law has no interest in Land rovers as such, simply bought it as a farm car as he has always had 90's and likes them. With him considering selling, I am thinking of buying it from him but want to make sure he gets what its worth but also make sure I pay an appropriate amount

Thanks again, Mick

take red book with a large pinch of salt! example. we had a 1999 3dr excel bought new only had 60 000k on it. red book said it was worth 3-5grand (average price for average excel of that age) but ours was above average, we got 7grand for it, it took 12mths on carpoint but it was better than giving it away.

cheers phil

Originally Posted by mns488

the toorak one i take it.

it is/was down the road from my work.

I never saw it with a speck of dirt on it, doubt it even saw a dirt road.

Unlucky on that one!

That's the one. Looked like a mint version, so someone's got an excellent buy, even at $34K.

The problem with the 90 is that there have been very few sold in Australia, so that the market is very thin, and very unpredictable. I don't know where Red Book gets their prices from, but for relatively rare Landrovers of any kind they seem to bear little relevance to the prices they sell at.

But any rare vehicle is going to sell at prices that jump about.

John