Seems to be a good time to find some values with '01-'03 turbos before the lack of new turbos becomes more real (if you are a buyer ;-).

Am considering the leap, but need some price advice. With the lack of difference during these years, seems an '02 would be a logical choice, based on some warranty left and possibility of very low miles.

With that in mind, any recent price experiences for very low mileage (<3K miles) '02 TT's with wood pkg, park distance, CD. How much do options translate into raising that price (wood pkg, park distance, etc.).

 

Mid 90's is what I have been seeing, maybe a little more since 04 is very limited.

 

pretty much 0, especially WOOD.

if u decide to get get car, prepare extra 5k just to change those WOOD pieces.

 

95K-100K for a nice clean low mileage 02 TT would be a fair estimate.

 

If seen nice 01's go for mid 70's to low 80's, with 15k or less miles.. wholesale...though

 

Mid 70s is low IMO, a wholesaler apprasied our Turbo last month at much more than that, 100% original car here, but then again you get what you pay for.

 

The one for 74,000 had 18000 miles..wholesale its about rite...there is going to be a significant seasonal adjustment..this winter.. for auctions up north.. Its all about timing I guess. Also this turbo was not loaded with options...either..no navi/ just a turbo without the frills...the reason It was so low i think is because it was Tiptronic..but you can get a really nice one wholesale around 80k..

 

If the 03's are going for under 100 next spring, I may have to get one! I absolutely love the Turbo! ONE test drive....and I'm hooked!

-Awais

 

Those prices are just too tempting!!! I wish I made my own money. I'd be on one before you guys even knew it.