tomsho
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Thinking of selling my wife's dd. 2010 SHO 145,000, all stock and extremely clean. Not liking the KBB values. Anyone have a realistic price of what they are selling for?
What's it worth?
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tomsho
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OUCH!
dallsbeep
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I just bought a 2011 non pp sho with 101k for 3200 that had a lot of nagging smaller issues. I'm in about 7k total now and everything is fixed and modded. The resell is not great on these
dallsbeep
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It boggles my mind Because even at that price this is so much car! I'm still a new owner and the luster hasnt worn off yet but man, I absolutely love this car
Consider that the they have Maserati maintenance costs with none of the cachet and it makes sense. My brother has a 2014 Maserati Quatroporte (sic?) in great condition with about 40k miles and can't get more than $12k for it.
dallsbeep
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It is funny. I am not familiar with Maseratis but feel like the quatro as something a poor person gets into wanting to look rich. I dodged a bullet i think wanting the audi s8 with the v10 probably for same reason. Super bad depreciation and cool performance but absolutely ridiculous to maintain. Unwanted that soooo bad.
I guess I haven't been hit with big repairs yet but am socking away money for a rainy day when I get water pump and timing stuff fixed. So far it's just been nickel and diming me. Luckily I live up in Alaska and don't put a ton of miles on my cars. Also it's my third vehicle so I'm ok with it being down from time to time.
dallsbeep
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The Audis were too. I'm think you can get them for like 12k now. Crazy how some cars depreciate so quickly. People forget though that while the car has depreciated, the parts and labor hasn't
I hope you don't think I'm talking down on your brother either. I think it's kind of like when someone owns a boxster and theirs that **** that's like "but that's the poor man's Porsche" I'm not a hater, if I could I'd have one of everything in my garage. That's just all I know about the quattro as an outsider looking in. I've heard they are pretty good performance cars for the money.
Just wait till he has to do timing chains on it. As soon as 60K.
Not the same car but, you get the idea.
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I told him not to buy it and I've been telling him ever since to get rid of it.
luigisho
SHO Member
The issue with these cars has always been cheap value/low used purchase price along with much higher than average repair/maintain costs. It is a complex vehicle to maintain at higher miles. Hard to keep resale value unless it is an above average low repair vehicle. Think past toyota and honda models vs any american model
dallsbeep
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I might be speaking too soon but I think if my 2011 grenades, id buy a newer one with low miles for around 15k and just transfer over all my goodies. I LOVE this car
luigisho
SHO Member
I'm in the opposite boat with my '14 F150. Once I blow up the current 190k engine and/or tra nny-- I will replace them because the newer models' reliability are way worse.
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