AdamjVR6 0 Posted October 13, 2007 Hey there,just been looking at the fore sale adds and cant help wondering why corrado prices vary so much between seemingly similar cars. I know mileage and condition are a factor but some seem to be around £4000 while others are £1800 :shock: When i bought mine a few weeks back it was a gun metal VR6 on an L plate with 104K brand new engine at 100K all original everything worked bar Central Locking and immaculate bar 2 rust spot about the size of a 5p Now i thought i got a bargain at £2100 but now im thinking perhaps not? I guess you need to have a Storm to sort of command the market as they are the daddies? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jim 2 Posted October 13, 2007 Well I suppose there are two ways of looking at it. On one hand I suppose people selling cars on here with lots of history, reciepts, TLC etc feel that a higher price is well justified which I completely understand. On the flip side I think some people just can't bare to accept the truth - that Corrado's just aren't keeping their value at the minute. But as other folks have said recently, the used car market is on its backside anyway so older / more niche cars like the Corrado are going to suffer worse. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
AdamjVR6 0 Posted October 13, 2007 hmm,so best be is to get a carcoon and sell it on in 20 years,if theres anything left of it :lol: Yeah,i guess the only way to get good money is to have a total minter,as in perfect car,that way you wil tend to get what its worth. I guess corrado's with 100K+ miles and a few dinks and scratches here and there are the norm,hence poor prices. It doesnt seem that long ago they were up around £4k :shock: Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
junkie 0 Posted October 13, 2007 In 2002 i paid £4200 for my G60 with 72k on the clock, back then it was the most expensive i had looked at but was well worth the money compared to the others i had vieved. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites