Market prices

[TheTrashMan]

I have a 528it msport with a 5 speed in MN. Long story short, rust has gotten the better of the tailgate and not thier is a pretty sizeable hole in it. Sucks, because the rest of the car is in really nice shape. Has a ton of new parts in it and I have two sets of wheels for it. Everything that it needs to function properly is working 100%, hell, even the radio or dash doesn't have any dead pixels. 201,xxx miles. What would your guys opinion be on pricing? I'm thinking 2,500 maybe 3,000.
I would keep the car but in my current situation it'd probably be the smart move to pass it on.

[Aubergine]

I have a 528it msport with a 5 speed in MN. Long story short, rust has gotten the better of the tailgate and not thier is a pretty sizeable hole in it. Sucks, because the rest of the car is in really nice shape. Has a ton of new parts in it and I have two sets of wheels for it. Everything that it needs to function properly is working 100%, hell, even the radio or dash doesn't have any dead pixels. 201,xxx miles. What would your guys opinion be on pricing? I'm thinking 2,500 maybe 3,000.
I would keep the car but in my current situation it'd probably be the smart move to pass it on.

I'm really sorry to hear that! What is the Serial # for your touring?

Cutting to the chase, I keep a spreadsheet of all the native manual tourings as they come up for sale in the US and have data since 2016. PM me your email and I am happy to share it so you may see where the market is at.

Based on the info you posted, I would say you are in the right ballpark. At sub-2K it will move very fast though.

[KRUZNBY]

Since it is a 5spd you might get $3k if you can find the right buyer. While they are desirable to forum members, to the general public they are not.

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[QtheGenius]

maybe spend the money to replace the tailgate? Should be able to swap and command a higher price, or just keep the car at that point...