SA 2010 Volkswagen Golf GTI for sale $18,000

[GoddyB]

Full service history and receipts provided

Factory Options:

Black leather interior

Dynaudio Sound

HID self adjusting/cornering headlights w/ washers

Electric Sunroof

Adaptive Chassis control

Parking assist


Additional Modifications:

18x8 Inch Momo Wheels

APR KO4 turbo kit upgrade

APR,V3.1 Software tune

APR DSG trans tune (Fitted & Tuned by German Auto in Adelaide)

APR Carbon fibre cold air intake

Wagner tuning Intercooler

Neuspeed Turbo discharge pipe

Neuspeed Throttle body charge pipe

Spulen Silicon hose kit

Complete unibrace chassis set (XB,UB & RB series)

42DD Catch Can w/ 034 motorsport billet PCV

Upgraded dog bone insert

Ultimate Racing Turbo Back 3" Stainless Steel Exhaust

Super pro sway bars (Front & Rear)

Front subframe APR bolt upgrade

Audi R8 coils

Add on gumtree: 2010 Volkswagen Golf GTi Automatic Hatchback | Cars, Vans & Utes | Gumtree Australia Whyalla Area - Whyalla | 1232932895

[brad]

I think you should put some detail in your post. $18k for a 2010 looks nuts until you bother to read the advertisment.

[GoddyB]

I think you should put some detail in your post. $18k for a 2010 looks nuts until you bother to read the advertisment.

Thanks Brad, but I would have thought that it would have raised some curiosity, as it obviously has with you, to realise that this is not your average 2010 model. As you can see this thing is fully loaded with thousands spent. Cheers

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[BenT]

That’s a screenshot from Carsales showing prices for all sales Redbook have recorded. I guess it shows that there are very few modified ones getting sold with their knowledge but perhaps they’ve all been sold on Gumtree or people hang on to their modified cars a lot longer.

I’m considering going down the modification route with my R, once it’s out of warranty and wondering how to calculate what to charge for the mods. If cars basically devalue by 15% a year (https://dogandlemon.com/sites/defaul...ustralia_0.pdf) then the same should be applied to the money spent on mods.

One of the biggest problems with Carsales and other sites is you never know what people actually got for the car when sold so it’s hard to use advertised prices when trying to work out how to price your car.

I wonder if there’s a different site where people advertise modified cars.


Ben
Now: ‘19 VW Golf R, ‘15 Polo GTI
Before: ‘06 RenaultSport Megane 225 Cup, ‘14 VW Polo GTI, ‘12 VW Golf GTI, ‘06 VW Golf GTI, ‘05 VW Golf Sportline, ‘01 Holden Astra SRi, ‘00 Nissan Pulsar SSS, ‘99 Holden Astra CD, ‘98 Nissan Pulsar SLX, ‘91 Nissan Pulsar GL with Q engine swap, ‘80 Subaru Leone

[GoddyB]

That’s a screenshot from Carsales showing prices for all sales Redbook have recorded. I guess it shows that there are very few modified ones getting sold with their knowledge but perhaps they’ve all been sold on Gumtree or people hang on to their modified cars a lot longer.

I’m considering going down the modification route with my R, once it’s out of warranty and wondering how to calculate what to charge for the mods. If cars basically devalue by 15% a year (https://dogandlemon.com/sites/defaul...ustralia_0.pdf) then the same should be applied to the money spent on mods.

One of the biggest problems with Carsales and other sites is you never know what people actually got for the car when sold so it’s hard to use advertised prices when trying to work out how to price your car.

I wonder if there’s a different site where people advertise modified cars.


Ben
Now: ‘19 VW Golf R, ‘15 Polo GTI
Before: ‘06 RenaultSport Megane 225 Cup, ‘14 VW Polo GTI, ‘12 VW Golf GTI, ‘06 VW Golf GTI, ‘05 VW Golf Sportline, ‘01 Holden Astra SRi, ‘00 Nissan Pulsar SSS, ‘99 Holden Astra CD, ‘98 Nissan Pulsar SLX, ‘91 Nissan Pulsar GL with Q engine swap, ‘80 Subaru Leone

Thanks Ben, will take that on board[emoji106]

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[brad]

Mods "depreciate" far more than the car. The pool of buyers is smaller too as they (usually wrongly) think the car has been thrashed.