Now is the time to sell it! I had a older BMW Z4 with really low miles on it. Owned it right at 10 years and decided I wanted something different. Well this time last year it was worth maybe $13-14,000. Just sold it a week ago for $18,500!

Curious on how you sold it - CL, used car lot? I've got a 2004 Z4 with 10k miles that we obviously don't drive much...same as you though the resale just hasn't been worth it the last few years.

Edit to add: Mine is a 2.5.

I have a guy I know who sells used cars. He listed it somewhere and a buyer from 2 hours away saw it. Mine was a 07 3.0Si with 34,000 miles on it. The engine size helped sell it. Bottom line though is it brought a bunch more than it would have a year ago!

Yep, it's a seller's market for sure, right now.

Get in on it now, if you can/want. I'm sure the bubble has to be getting close to popping.

Though, looking at dealer lots on my commute, there's still a lot of empty space.
GMC dealer near my office doesn't have a single vehicle on their lot.

But, I have been seeing more transport trucks on the road, and drive by the rail yard on my way home & it's been slowly getting more populated.
Also, the Toyota accessory 'plant' (pre-dealer installed accessories, I believe) near the railyard has been getting busier.

If I had the title to the Malibu I'm diving, I'd be tempted, though I don't really know what I want yet. Waiting on the 2-row WL Grand Cherokee to debut.

Everything is a "seller's market" right now. The world has lost what little mind it had left. It's pathetic.

Opportunism just ain't my thing, boys and girls.

My daughter's old Acura TL needs new engine mounts and I know I could sell this thing (engine is great it is so effing fast...) but I cant find the time to do it...

^^^ Thanks for the reminder... I too have an old Acura TL that needs a new owner.

Jimbo - wouldn't happen to be an 07 or 08 TL Type S with a 6 speed manual?

I wonder if my ‘85 442 with 99,500 miles would be worth more now?

We've toyed with selling all these crazy priced assets, cashing in on the current crazyness, then buy back when the economy dips...

Maybe live in a van, down by the river...

Carvana is offering me only $1,000 less than I paid for my 2016 Audi S6 18 months ago. Given that I'm having a couple of problems not covered under the warranty, I'm strongly considering it.

I can get a new vehicle through the Costco Auto Program for under MSRP if I'm patient and interest rates are crazy low.

IF you are in a position to sell and not have to replace, its the best time to sell I've seen.

Believe it or not, I've got a 2000 Ford Ranger XLT with 61K miles on it and I keep going out and finding written offers under a wiper blade or having people knock on my door and offer to buy it.

It's nuts.

Yea, kind of tempting. My wife and I were just talking about this. Mine has been garaged since March 2020 and I've been toying with the idea of selling. Battery is completely dead, needs replacing, but other than that it's virtually showroom condition. Bought it outright straight off the last truck of 2013. I picked up what I chose to be my last car, I've retired from 25yrs because brian surgery/stroke, so as my health trickles down. Unless God has some magnificent healing in store, I drive less and less.

Didn't drive too much to begin with and only has 6,200mi total. Car is just mint. It's a white orchid pearl 2013 Honda Accord EXL-V6. My wife has only sat in it twice. She prefers her SUV. And so it's sitting dust thickening. It really makes sense to sell, it's just hard to cut the cord.

Sadly no...

2004 TL Sport w auto

Still runs like a scalded cat though...

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Originally posted by Graniteguy:
Jimbo - wouldn't happen to be an 07 or 08 TL Type S with a 6 speed manual?

I gave my 2017 Nissan Rogue to my granddaughter.

She needed it more than me.