Been watching - for amusement - the declining value on my 2010 X150 on Carvana. Definitely not reflecting the real market. Buy low, sell high...??

 

Yeah they more than lowball on the price, that car would end up on their site for $20K or more

 

I just looked at Carvana cuz you posted this. Looks like they want to pay you 3k so they can make $30k. Yes, newer models, but these are all that showed up for "XK".

 

I think these guys, and others, use a count down clock for their offer. I once requested an offer on mine from a couple of these online sites, and every month or so I’d get an email with a descending offer. Kind of like “sell it now before your car is worthless”.

 

I’ll buy every one you have at that price….

 

Out of curiosity, I entered the information about my XKR, which is in showroom condition.


Curiosity killed the cat! Seriously?

Willie Nelson said it - Buy Low, Sell High!

 

Mine's shown at $12,800. 74k miles.

 

.. they are performing an excellent job of establishing their position as a trusted advisor... who actually trusts this stuff...

 

Per KBB; 2007 XK coupe; I'd take $17,500. Of course, that doesn't give any weight to things like full service history, for instance.

 

This is more reasonable, but still a bit much.

 

On 1/25/2022, this 2009 XKR Portfolio Convertible sold for $40,850 on Bring a Trailer:

​​​​​2009 XKR Portfolio Edition Convertible on BaT

It does not have the Alcon Performance Brake Package ($5,000) or Adaptive Cruise Control ($2,200), and the interior is Charcoal with Cranberry contrast stitching.

Is mine worth more because it has the Alcon Performance Brake Package, Adaptive Cruise, the Ivory/Slate interior, The Jag Wrangler's remote control top with rear window controller, backup camera, and other custom (and easily reversible) mods?





45K miles, 4 new Bridgestone Potenza Sport tires.
Collector Vehicle Insurance Policy renewal effective 8/1/2024, Agreed Value $36,000 by Underwriter.

What do you think it's worth?

 

Well, I guess if you twist my arm, I’ll take it off your hands for $2800.

 

Nice try, but ... that price convinced me that you're a buyer for Carvana.

 

Just bought a 2010 with 59k miles 9'800. Pretty good condition. I needed one tire and a mirror fixed. However, that being said, the same care is in the mid to high teens.

 

Even 5K can't get you a rebuildable wreck. You can get an XK with 130K+miles for about 8K-9K

 

Carvana was circling the drain as a going concern just 18 months ago. Despite the company's stock performance, these kinds of price differentials make me wonder what, if anything, has changed.

 

If you want to get a realistic idea of how your XK is trending, take a look at CLASSIC.COM. The current trend is down, but the average sales price is $32,000 with a low of $18k and a high of $70k over the past 5 years and 28 transactions.

 

Don't feel bad. they offered me 2K for my 09 CL63 AMG. Absolutely comical

 

Even at the salvage yard you couldn't get that price. These cars are not cheap. Look at the prices in another month.

 

Well I guess my 218,000 mile 2010 XKR will probably have me paying them if I want to "sell" it. But, it's still too good to part with. So I guess it's with me until I can't drive any longer.