2008 Price

[uszf5b0]

Guys,

What is a good buy For an '08, 6,000 mile, daytona gray, Silver bladed, 6spd, no carbon but tastefully optioned R8?

What have they the been selling for of late?

Thank you

[mark25]

You dont put where you are from? How can we give you a price?

[uszf5b0]

Sorry about that I thought we were all from New York, NY, USA.

[calbear]

I would say about $108k.

I'm thinking about putting my car for sale, with almost the same specs but the miles and the transmission. It is an R-Tronic that just turned 10k a few days ago, and I'm thinking about listing it for $105k. I live in the San Francisco Bay Area.

[maegeri]

Maybe a little less than 108K. What kind of shape is it in? Does it have the adaptive suspension (Magnetic Ride) that was an option in 08? How is it optioned? If it's been driven hard, you may need new tires in a couple thousand miles.

[uszf5b0]

Maegeri, here are the options. She has been well taken care of and appears as new. What do you think?

2008 Audi R8 Coupe Quattro MT6
Audi parking system advanced
6 CD Changer
Audi hill hold assist
Homelink (R)
Bluetooth (R) Phone Preparation
Auto Dimming Exterior Mirror
Storage Package
Audi Navigation System Plus
Leather Package,
Olufsen (R) Sound System,

[maegeri]

Those are all great options to have. Why don't you offer 5-6K less and see what happens. The economy is terrible and if they need to sell it, you might get it, or you can meet the seller somewhere in between. If you need new tires, it's going to be about 1.6K.

I personally like the adaptive suspension and think that it makes driving around Southern California roads more bearable. I don't know what it's like to drive in New York but the roads and freeways here are pretty torn up and patched. When I turn the adaptive suspension off, it's a little harsh for my taste, but I'm an old guy.

Adaptive suspension is standard on 09's (I think).

[Troymx576]

Just spend 10-20K more and buy a bran new one with the options you want as you can get them well below MSRP now and have 2012 model instead of a 2008 model. I got a price of 115K for a 2012 V8 MT with Ti wheels, black side blades and alcantra headliner without even really having to work at it.

[NVRL8R8]

Just spend 10-20K more and buy a bran new one with the options you want as you can get them well below MSRP now and have 2012 model instead of a 2008 model. I got a price of 115K for a 2012 V8 MT with Ti wheels, black side blades and alcantra headliner without even really having to work at it.

Good price, but literally no options at all. A car specd like that is a tough re-sale when the time comes.

[rawg]

Why don't you offer 5-6K less

I agree on this