Very nice car. Looks very well sorted and clean.
Dealerships are charging high $30k's for 2005 Elise's with low miles. With all of these add-ons, etc, I'd put it up for sale for at least $40k. The only downside is the miles.
about 20 bucks. but you are in luck today, i'll buy it from you for 30!
I'd say try for 40 and expect mid-to-high 30s, or price mid 30s for an instant sale. It's clearly taken care of, the mods are desirable, and it looks beautiful, but the "never tracked low miles" premium is crazy lately with these cars. On the flip side we're coming into prime buying season and prices are definitely up this year.
As with any car sale, how quickly do you want to sell it? The fact that you have good documentation and have done tasteful, quality mods will help a lot if trying to get more of a premium... I think the $31-34k that tvacc suggested would be accurate if you're trying to sell the car in less than a month or so. If you have the time to wait around, you can always ask more. Personally, from looking at the market, I think you would be able to possibly get around the $37/$38k mark if you're willing to wait for the right buyer. I don't think that price will come overnight, but you never know. We are still in a pretty prime selling time for the cars, so the longer you wait, the more it'll drop. Come fall, I think you'd be lucky to get $34k for it.
Definitely agree here. Not sure why so many 2005's recently are listed in the higher 30's. They definitely aren't selling for that. I would think you will actually end up getting $30k-$32k realistically.The Super Charger adds about 2K over the normal selling prices of Elises these days which is 28-32K for low mileage stock cars. That is what cars are really selling for. You see lots of ads for more, but those cars are not selling for that as far as I can see.
31-34K if you find someone that wants your mods being the motivating factor where in the that range you sell it for.
Please don't be mad at me. But I think the mods counter balance the high miles, the track days, the replacement of the clutch which indicates the car has been used enthusiastically.
The Super Charger adds about 2K over the normal selling prices of Elises these days which is 28-32K for low mileage stock cars. That is what cars are really selling for. You see lots of ads for more, but those cars are not selling for that as far as I can see.
31-34K if you find someone that wants your mods being the motivating factor where in the that range you sell it for.
I've seen this car in person, and it definitely is true to the condition specified...GLWS!
Definitely agree here. Not sure why so many 2005's recently are listed in the higher 30's. They definitely aren't selling for that. I would think you will actually end up getting $30k-$32k realistically.
You could always part out some of the easier things to take off the car to try to make some of the money back.