am I really going to have to part this out???

[Travis]

due to some financial changes in my life ive been forced to put the beast up for sale, been listed for a couple months now and I cant seem to get $11,950 (what I owe on it). 107k prior mechanical salvage (all taken care of) only thing wrong with it is a leaking DRC line that I cant afford to fix. id hate to part out a perfectly fine RS6 but my options are running low... any opinions guys? fyi, car did get the full 110k service this spring ($2,200).

converted to S6 brakes by previous owner (less than 1,000 miles on Hawk pads and slotted rotors)
black interior with wood trim (very good condition)
new battery, alternator, air filters, cabin filter, plugs, and tires within the last 10k miles (tires under 500 miles)

is 11,950 really asking to much for this?

[Travis]

craigslist minnesota→minneapolis→ 2003 Audi RS6 for more details (phone is having issues with posting the link at the moment)

[DHall1]

Let me call Pat

Send me a pm with your info

[905084]

Jesus....I go to Minnie every weekend....you're killing me....leaking DRC...hmm....I'm going to need a car in Minnie soon. When was the trans, T/C replaced? ...Hmmm....wife says we don't have an Avus one....

[DHall1]

Late vin

Good to go

[G2]

Ebay and AutoTrader are good for exposure if someone here doesn't make a move.

S6 brakes-- interesting.

Best of luck.

[Other_Erik]

Put it up on audizine / vwvortex. It'll go to someone with some love for german engineering, and will probably be able to sell pretty quickly for more than just what you owe on it.

Good luck!
O_E

[lswing]

S6 brakes? This is a downgrade to save money correct? If so I think I remember someone posting about that a few years back, not the car to be cutting corners on. Pricing seems fine, just need to find the right buyer...get quotes to fix stuff from a good local mechanic, can take the fear out of it for the future buyer.

[SteveKen]

When all is said and done, you will be lucky to get 10k by parting it out. You need a lot of time (which doesn't help you at all) and room and patience.

Keep at it and you will find someone to buy it.

[Bigglezworth]

Nothing wrong with the price by any means IMO.

[905084]

Price is great. Suspension is an easy $600 fix if you don't get fancy.

[yokust]

I sadly think the price is way way to high.

Sadly with a salvage title, car is maybe worth $9000 range. And that is pushing it really to me.

Thing to remember, that most people looking at this car are going to get a bank loan to buy it. A bank loan requires full coverage insurance. A car with a salvage title, alot of insurance companies will not give you full comprehensive coverage on a vehicle. Doesnt matter what it was salvaged for. And a bank may not give a loan on a car to someone if it has a salvage title.

There are a a few of these cars around the 100k to 130k mileage, without a salvage title going for the 13k

[papadoc]

I sadly think the price is way way to high.

Sadly with a salvage title, car is maybe worth $9000 range. And that is pushing it really to me.

Thing to remember, that most people looking at this car are going to get a bank loan to buy it. A bank loan requires full coverage insurance. A car with a salvage title, alot of insurance companies will not give you full comprehensive coverage on a vehicle. Doesnt matter what it was salvaged for. And a bank may not give a loan on a car to someone if it has a salvage title.

There are a a few of these cars around the 100k to 130k mileage, without a salvage title going for the 13k

Hmmm, you are giving me something to consider here. I was not aware of this. At the same time, taking out a loan for this car with the potential costs of ownership seems a bit strange to me. No loans for timing belt service...

[Travis]

banks and insurance look at mechanical salvages completely differently. I had zero issues getting a loan on the car, the bank actually valued the car at 18k 2 years ago. insurance and bank both told me the same thing, collision salvage; 40% of bluebook, mechanical salvage 70% of blue book. the problem is mechanical salvages are rare, in any vehicle, so no one knows what their worth in comparison to a collision salvage.

[Travis]

no issues whatsoever getting insurance. all they said was "you"ll get 70% of bluebook in the event you total the car"

[papadoc]

no issues whatsoever getting insurance. all they said was "you"ll get 70% of bluebook in the event you total the car"

That's very helpful. You might note on another thread here that I am in the process of deciding whether to fix my car after my son lost a duel with a chain link fence a few weeks ago. I suppose this varies by insurance company, but good to know that a salvage title does not eliminate possibility of loans and insurance.

[905084]

Did this car come out of NorCal a year or two ago? Was it a lemon buyback for Audi?

[yokust]

no issues whatsoever getting insurance. all they said was "you"ll get 70% of bluebook in the event you total the car"

Not all banks and insurances are the same also.

If it was your car when it was "salvaged" they almost always insure you still.

But if you are trying to buy a car with a salvage title, every bank and insurance company has the right to not offer the loan or coverage. And have known lots of people that got told by their insurance company they would only offer liability for the car. Which means no bank will offer a loan for the car