[chippychip]

Hello all,

Does anyone know where I could find used pricing information for a 2017 340? I'm interested in selling mine but can't find any pricing info. It's a fully loaded 340 (only packages I didn't opt for were the radar cruise and self park) with 2000 miles.

The sticker on the car lists 61K. Would 55k be a good starting point?

Thanks!

[mwh2009]

Originally Posted by chippychip

Hello all,

Does anyone know where I could find used pricing information for a 2017 340? I'm interested in selling mine but can't find any pricing info. It's a fully loaded 340 (only packages I didn't opt for were the radar cruise and self park) with 2000 miles.

The sticker on the car lists 61K. Would 55k be a good starting point?

Thanks!

I don't think it's a horrible starting point. You'll probably get a few people saying that they bought a new one for less, but pricing used cars is always a polarizing topic on here.

I bought (ordered and waited forever) a 2016 new that was stickered close to 61 and paid around 56. So assuming the deals are similar for 2017s, someone could get close to your price on a new car. Doesn't mean that's a bad starting point though.

Probably just depends on how good the latest incentives are and all on new ones. You might want to tack an 'OBO' qualifier onto your price to encourage people to make an offer. I personally think that when people put "Firm" next to their price, they discourage people from reaching out. (And discourage low ballers too I'm sure)

[2000Z3M]

what did you pay for the car without tax? why do you want to sell it so soon

[tex2670]

It's a bit early to find info out on the web for what is market value. I would think you'd want to find some '16 leftovers with comparable features, see what they are listed for, and start there. Keep in mind that those '16s will have the full warranty, and 4/50 maintenance included. Your private sale will not transfer the 3/36 maintenance.