Lohnt sich dieses Auto trotz Alter und Ausstattung für den Preis?
Hallo,
Ich werde mir morgen einen Seat Ibiza aus dem Jahre 2014 ansehen und Probe fahren, er kostet 10.000 Euro. Ausstattungsmäßig ist er sehr schlecht dabei, keine Klimaautomatik nur eine gewöhnliche Klimaanlage, nur ein kleines Radio ohne Navi etc, kein usb Anschluss, Fensterheber nur vorne, dafür aber Alu Felgen, Tempomat Zentralverriegelung etc. Er hat nichtmal 60.000 runter und bei dem Händler kann ich mich darauf verlassen das er mich nicht abzieht, sollte mir das Auto morgen nun also gefallen und er hat keine Mängel, sollte ich ihn dann trotzdem kaufen oder eher Finger von lassen weil Preis Leistung nicht stimmt?
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Hello,
even if everyone thinks that the vehicle is far too expensive, I would say that the comparable models are offered for mobile and small displays in the price region… more in average. So it makes yours a little cheaper… if he runs well and doesn’t seem strange to you, you can think that I can take… well if he was always at the service and in time was invested a little bit in the car… otherwise such line can be quite construction sites at 60000km
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I haven’t looked exactly and I’ve just noticed that I just looked up from 2014, which had also shown me the newer generations built from 2015…. so the price is of course really high.
in the cut I would not offer more than 6500€, but in order to judge exactly that you should see the advertisement and the car
Too much price for too little consumption, the running performance is not much but I wouldn’t buy
Whoever the running performance is very low I find the car totally overpriced.
8 years is not a great age and 60,000km is also not a world-wide running performance.
10,000€, however, is a bit much for this car, possibly it is due to the currently increasing vehicle prices.
The car is really too expensive. 6,500€ to 7,500€ would be reasonable, but current prices are shot through the ceiling anyway.
The latest model costs list 15.9K. The price does not fit for a 7-year-old vehicle in the basic version.
Let’s see if and how much he comes to me, and how the car is in general.
The vehicle is Much too expensive!
I don’t think the equipment you’re writing is very bad. It’s normal, D average. With such small vehicles you do not have a navigation in general. Whatever you understand under a little radio. Here too, you have not generally installed high-end stereo systems in such small cars. If you visit a small car from the more favorable segment, you can usually not expect any overboard equipment.
Purely subjective – without having checked the market price now – I would say from the belly that 10,000 € for an eight-year-old vehicle, a small car, with average equipment are too much.
So, just checked diagonally according to your details, which is called. Have of course very little written to engine, performance etc.
The prices are roughly between € 6000-8500. Very isolated outliers up to the 10,000 € are there, but completely beyond the actual market price, which is thus reflected. Of course, these are only the prices that are called, which are practically never paid. Realistic prices may appear between €5300 and €7,800, depending on the equipment. In the case of the vehicles called here, there were also those with navigation or comparable, which can of course drive the price somewhat. So I’d be rough on €6-7000. If the dealer now calls 10,000 €, he will never come to you, never to that extent. In this way you can save the visit if you don’t have too much money left.
The car is too expensive
The car is too expensive. Zero equipment. 10 giants would be far too much even with climate
That would be too expensive for me, because there are other models for the money with more equipment.I wouldn’t break that over your knees.In the normal case, you can save it longer, then it should feel right….
Mobile with the criteria 8000 to 9500 euros. But with good equipment.
Too expensive, you buy a small car, which is 8!! years old.
Tell the dealer that you’re 6500 bietest.
I’d be too expensive.