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I checked my 98 C2 with 68k miles just after I bought it in January 2020.
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Hi All,
Thought I'd share the latest figures offered by WBAC for my Pride & Joy. I get a valuation every 6 months or so - just for fun. I bought the car for £12K back in 2015
2003 996.2 Cab / Tip Full service history - the highest its been since 2016
DATE Mileage Valuation
07 June 2015 107,000 £9,200.00
16 January 2016 109,000 £8,695.00
05 June 2016 110,000 £10,000.00
01 February 2017 113,000 £8,725.00
01 June 2017 115,000 £9,315.00
01 February 2018 117,000 £9,255.00
01 June 2018 118,000 £9,560.00
01 February 2019 120,000 £7,000.00
18 July 2019 121,000 £8,395.00
01 February 2020 121,000 £8,000.00
01 August 2020 122,000 £9,655.00
01 March 2021 123,000 £9,680.00
01 July 2021 124,000 £10,415.00
Funny that as I did mine yesterday and was just going to ask if anyone has noticed there increases
Am presuming we buy any car prices are low so a sale elsewhere should be an increase in these prices.
Anyway I digress, my 997.1 has increased in value by 3k since last year :thumb:
Anyone else looked lately??
Aye, I was speaking to a mate who said his car had gone up so did a wee check. My 996 turbo is up near 5k in the last 10 months. Used car prices in general are feral just now
I sold my 2004 986 S to WBAC about 2 months ago. It had 100k on the clock, needed the front and rear bumpers resprayed and and slight cracks repaired and they still gave me £5500 which was way more than I had been offered in p/x against the 996 C4 I now have.
It's crazy right now, 9 months ago i bought a b8.5 Audi S4 off a family friend.
WBAC offered him 9k which was ridiculous so i said well if you're going to accept that can i buy it for £9500 and he said sure.
Last week i thought I'd see what they were offering now and £15250 :lol:
But I'm not selling it as one I've modified it loads and second i love it :roll:
I'm not so sure anything's actually increased in value - prices on everything are up - houses, food, cars. It's actually just the value of currency that's fallen, due to the government increasing the volume of the money supply (as measured by M0, M1) by around 20% to pay for the Covid support scheme.
Before you say the pound's up against the dollar - that's because the dollar has fallen even more due to the same taking place in the US.
£6k increase in 6 weeks for mine points to it being a bit more than the value of currency.
Sadly, anything I'd want to change to has gone up in a very similar way.
Things will settle down when availability of new cars improves.
I bought my 991.1 C2S in November last year at a wbac valuation price, so I knew I was up from the start. Fast forward to this week and 3500 miles later my new WBAC price is up £11500 from what I paid.
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