2004 VW R32 MK IV GOLF # 136 of 200

[dubai gti]

**** you blokes are hard.... for a R it might be aging but they still go better than alot of so called second hand cars..

Ok i mighten know the history of this one,if serviced properly it should still be the goods

i'm with you on this one and if I wasn't saving for another house next year (and with the Minister of Treasury and Finance's permission) i'd love to get back into a high-performance Mk IV

[JVLR32]

i'm with you on this one and if I wasn't saving for another house next year (and with the Minister of Treasury and Finance's permission) i'd love to get back into a high-performance Mk IV

thanks....i work for a seconds wholesaler and i can tell you... we get alots of cars with bugger all ks and still wouldnt match the drivabillity with the high ks my R has....

[G-rig]

thanks....i work for a seconds wholesaler and i can tell you... we get alots of cars with bugger all ks and still wouldnt match the drivabillity with the high ks my R has....

Yeah it depends how it's been looked after.

I had a really nice example of a 1997 Audi A4 quattro, but the km still turned people off that hadn't seen the car. Parts usually need replacing after 120k but if you get one with more than that they have probably been replaced already.

[scoob02]

Don't think anybody is disputing the fact that an R32 is a bloody good car..its just this one thats for sale for $30K and has done 160,000ks, which seems a bit 'toppish' in price...especially when there are other available for a little bit more coin and with much lower kms on the clock

[JVLR32]

Don't think anybody is disputing the fact that an R32 is a bloody good car..its just this one thats for sale for $30K and has done 160,000ks, which seems a bit 'toppish' in price...especially when there are other available for a little bit more coin and with much lower kms on the clock

My one has 180,000ks still drives better than cars with than 50,oooks and i feel safer.....

$30k ??? neg i would say...

[Mrk_Mickey]

It's an unfortunate thing that the amount of km's sway people regardless of anything else. It's true that higher km's are only bad if the car has been maltreated or if it's just been overworked, but for something that has been engineered in such a way I don't think you could go wrong with a well treated one no matter how many km's you've got.

...It still won't change people's mindsets/price offers though...lol.

[G-rig]

Don't think anybody is disputing the fact that an R32 is a bloody good car..its just this one thats for sale for $30K and has done 160,000ks, which seems a bit 'toppish' in price...especially when there are other available for a little bit more coin and with much lower kms on the clock

The market will tell him it's too expensive if it doesn't sell.. 30k is a bit too much for a car with those km but not exactly sure what they are worth. MK4 R32's seem to hold their value very well..

Also depends how it's been looked after as mentioned above.