General 4x4 panda prices

[hodgy18]

Has anyone noticed the price of 4x4 pandas? Have they gone up like the rest of the car market? Up by £2-3k in the last 6 month??

 

[koalar]

look at selling prices not the advertised price

not so easy on eBay as outside offers aren't listed

most over one and a half thousand go through with no bids

needing work are £600-800

standard 169 Pandas are up n forecourts at silly money at the moment again if you go past months later there still there. Probably end up going to auction in the end.

 

[maximus14]

Mine is up for sale guys, £3450. 07 plate 115k miles just serviced MOT Jul22. Only selling due to moving house and doing motorway miles. Bull bar mud flaps yellow fogs

 

[Diamond Hell]

In August I paid £1200 for my 56 plate 1.2, with 110k on it.


It needed a few bushes, but had a years MOT on it.

Conventionally these are end-of-life cars now, so it's difficult to value them much above that sort of money.

 

[mj2k]

In August I paid £1200 for my 56 plate 1.2, with 110k on it.


It needed a few bushes, but had a years MOT on it.

Conventionally these are end-of-life cars now, so it's difficult to value them much above that sort of money.

10 years old is traditionally a very hard time for cars - according to Glass' Guide etc they're at their very minimum value, so often go for silly money. E.g. the Alfa 156 GTA used to pop up for £3-6k when it was 10 years old; Glass' Guide valued it at £1k (which was less than scrap value) so it dragged prices into the pits. 4 years later, once they'd dropped off normal price guides good ones were going for £26k

Desirable cars soon recover from the 10 year doldrums and cult / 'neo classics' like the 156 GTA head into the stratosphere, but more run-of-the-mill cars then move into 'banger' territory and don't really recover. No idea how the Panda 4x4 is regarded generally, I know the original has a bit of a following now but not sure if that applies to the newer model.

The whole EV thing will throw a bit of a spanner in the works as far as future prices goes, but if the Panda 4x4 gets a bit of a wider following now's probably a very bad time to sell one, but a good time to buy

 

[koalar]

In August I paid £1200 for my 56 plate 1.2, with 110k on it.


It needed a few bushes, but had a years MOT on it.

Conventionally these are end-of-life cars now, so it's difficult to value them much above that sort of money.

sounds perfect for a years MOT

I looked quite hard a few months ago £600 - £1.5K were sold prices

about the cheapest usable 4x4 you can get

those up for over £2K never got bid.

£1.5K - £2K get sold but price doesn't show up as sold via private agreement



there will be exception,

 

[Most Easterly Pandas]

In August I paid £1200 for my 56 plate 1.2, with 110k on it.


It needed a few bushes, but had a years MOT on it.

Conventionally these are end-of-life cars now, so it's difficult to value them much above that sort of money.

End of life. Very subjective that.

If it’s a scrapper then it’ll be worth scrap, but cars in good working order are currently commanding good money given the strength of the used car market.