Hi there

I've got a Freelander 2 that I'm looking to sell and would like to get an idea on what price to advertise it for:

June 2007 GS TD4 Auto in metallic grey. It's a one owner car with FLRSH from the supplying dealer at 15k, 31k, 45k, 61k (new discs and pads fitted) and now at 72k miles with a service due at 75k/June 2011.

Very good condition,taxed and MOT'd until June 2011, original paintwork with a few minor blemishes.

Suggestions welcome!

You could always get a Glasses Guide valuation... they are only £3.50 IIRC and then you know the "book" figure.

That can then serve a base for your research. Look for similar cars on autotrader for private sales and the LR site for cars from dealers. That should give you a very good idea of the current value for private sale and trade in. Doesn't mean you will get it though!

Hi mate try this from vauxhall its Glasses guide and free.

Be aware that the values you get may be under what its actually worth as prices are high at the moment due to the adverse weather.

http://www.vauxhall.co.uk/offers-finance/value-my-car.html

GLASS'S

Vehicle summary

Land Rover Freelander 2 GS
2.2TD Diesel 5-door Station Wagon
6 Speed Automatic Four Wheel Drive
Year: 2007 07
Mileage: 72,000

Estimated value of your car


Part-exchange Price:
Excellent condition:
£12050
Average condition:
£11200
Below average condition:
£10050 2010 FL2 XS Auto in Santorini Black with HSE alloys

big intake of breath " er well its one of those grey freelanders, common a muck they are, so I can only offer you 9 for it, its the trade you see, I cant sell it on the forecourt here, if it had been black mind you, but no its grey, sorry. Tell you what Ill give you 9100 and free mats on your new car * "


* Mats subject to availability, may not be the correct size/colour. new mats are sourced if available but in most cases old mats may be used. Management reserves the right to alter the figure to £8800 when you arrive to collect the new car without reasonable excuse. At work
At home

"I can't always believe facts I read on the web" - Charles Dickens

winner by default of the tractor vs caravan race

^

What an excellent colour 993rsr, should get top price

with used stock been low, a dealer might suprise* you with there offer

But it might be a little old for them to cash buy, when they would have to place it through the approved used check which costs ££££



*one way or another you might be suprised  Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

It will be too 'leggy' (as per NPinks Avatar) for a main dealer, but a 4x4 specialist would probably be interested.

I'd guess they would be looking to pay £11,500 ish, but you could advertise yourself at £12,995 with a view to taking a little over £12,500.

This isn't an offer, just a bit of advice!

James

Last edited by Lookers Park Royal on 7th Jan 2011 1:58 pm. Edited 1 time in total

www.webuyanycar.co.uk - 11,810 Only thing I couldn't do was put in any dinks, marks.

dunroof wrote:

www.webuyanycar.co.uk - 11,810 Only thing I couldn't do was put in any dinks, marks.

Heard that, but as you say, not a bad guide.

Couldn't help with a valuation but this might be possible food for thought. I was looking at FL2's on Autotrader on the 2nd December, was bored because I was snowed in. (I remember the date because it was my birthday!) That day there were 322 cars available nationally. That figure has come down and down in the last few weeks and if you do the same search today there are only 26 available!

Interesting.

But remember... just because they are no longer in Autotrader it doesn't mean they have actually been sold!

But it does mean less cars around and hence the values will hold up.

Definitely agree they haven't all been sold. Bet a significant proportion have been taken off the market and used by the dealers to get to and from work!

Was talking to the structural engineer we use on our house this morning. Of couse, he wants one too. Wherever the demand is coming from, it's a seriously sought after car right now.

Thanks for all your great advice!

I have just been on the LR website and there are hundreds of F2's for sale. As usual the Stealers are having a laugh - " Oh the F2 is a much sought after motor sir - you will have to pay well over book to get one" Although I have to say there are not many in Scotland 0 its this bloody SNOW you know