Current C32 Values?
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Current C32 Values?
I was curious about the current values on C32's in original condition? I know the value will range based on condition but these cars are over 20 years old now and I don't see any decent ones for sale. I am the original owner of a 2004 C32 that needs a little work, but overall it has been a great car to own since new. If anyone has current information please let me know. Dan
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Obviously depends on mileage, but they really aren’t worth that much. $4000 to $6000 under 100,000 miles. I sold a 73,000 mile California rust free car with nice interior a few years ago for $6000. , started at $7500 but no go.
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Clean C32s are getting hard to comp because so few decent, unmodified ones come up for sale anymore. Book value is pretty useless on these at this point, for the most part.
From what I’ve seen, a rougher/high-mile driver is probably still in the mid-single digits, but a clean, mostly original car with records seems more like a $10k–$15k car depending on miles, color, options, and what kind of work it needs. Really clean low-mile examples can bring more, but those are kind of unicorns now.
Being the original owner is a big plus. If it’s stock or close to stock and you’ve got the service history, I wouldn’t let someone price it like a regular old W203.
From what I’ve seen, a rougher/high-mile driver is probably still in the mid-single digits, but a clean, mostly original car with records seems more like a $10k–$15k car depending on miles, color, options, and what kind of work it needs. Really clean low-mile examples can bring more, but those are kind of unicorns now.
Being the original owner is a big plus. If it’s stock or close to stock and you’ve got the service history, I wouldn’t let someone price it like a regular old W203.
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Thanks for the response guys. I do agree that these vehicles are getting harder to come by especially in original condition. Any vehicle this age most likely will need something and to find a perfect low mileage example would be rare. Since new I have had a great ownership experience. The worst mechanical issue was the known engine coolant leaking into the transmission, which required a complete overhaul. Overall, I think they make a great comfortable & sleek sleeper type vehicle.
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