I've got a 2006 CTT w/ 43k miles on it. It's in great shape overall and has basically every option except the panaromic roof.

What is a reasonable price I should be asking?

Blue Book is at $45k, but not sure if that is realistic.

 

post some pix.
45k might be a bit high as i have seen guys getting cpo 06 Taarbo(s) for mid 40s.

 

I would think you would be fortunate if you sell it for high 30's. And I am assuming the 40K service was done and the tires and brakes are in good shape.

 

Thanks for the reply...that's what I figured. I'm at $42k...should be priced right, but wanted to get the experts' feedback.

 

Mid to high 30s

 

wow! mid to high 30s???? Why are these cars not holding their values at all.

 

Here are pictures of when I bought it 8 months ago. I find it hard to believe they're only worth only ~$35k for the Turbo with low miles. Has anyone gotten that good of a deal on one?

 

Just picked up an 2005 S for $23,300 with 38k miles. Granted not a turbo.

 

I can find a 08 CTT in the high 40's to mid 50's. Id say your 06 is high 30's low 40's

 

Nice looking turbo. keep it. you just got it.

why are you thinking of selling?

 

[QUOTE=laxman1100;3150711]Here are pictures of when I bought it 8 months ago. I find it hard to believe they're only worth only ~$35k for the Turbo with low miles. Has anyone gotten that good of a deal on one?


Nice looking turbo, could almost be my twin if I blacked out the trim.

For the current value, here is my take:

Subtract $4-5,000 from your purchase price of the car (exclude all fees and taxes) for 8 months of depreciation. Then subtract 50 cents per mile you drove since purchase. If it needs maintenance, tires, brakes and other wear and tear items you would need to adjust for that. (I would use $1500 for the 40K service, $1500 for four OEM tires for the 20" technos. $1,000 per axle for the brakes. )

If you care to share the figure would be great.