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[Dickieboko]

Hi All. Can anyone tell me know how much I could sell a 2013 Panda Antartica diesel for? lovely condition owned by uncle and niece with one previous owner. still has Penguins on doors (rare!) about 94000m ,well serviced, auto car now wanted.

 

[Herts Hillhopper]

Hi All. Can anyone tell me know how much I could sell a 2013 Panda Antartica diesel for? lovely condition owned by uncle and niece with one previous owner. still has Penguins on doors (rare!) about 94000m ,well serviced, auto car now wanted.

The diesel 4x4s do hold their value as they were fairly scarce (most people were put off by the VW diesel 'scandal') -- a shame, as the diesel is the better engine in the 4x4 ( I have one!) and much more economical to run that the TwinAir version

But, in spite of their scarcity, and it being the Antarctica special edition (of which, only a few were sold in the UK), being 2013 might put a few people off and the value might affect that. The best thing is to look at ads in Autotrader for similar cars and see what folk are asking. But, they don't necessarily sell at those prices... I have a 2013 Land Rover Defender, and there are some very silly prices for these on Autorader. Places like WeBuyAnything will give you a quote (which will be for the trade-in value), but they are notorious for then dropping their offer when they see the car - they will find 'a scratch here and a knocked wheel rim there' and reduce their offer a long way!

There's a few similar age diesel 4x4s on Autotrader (including a 2014 Antarctica) at around the £4,000-5,000 mark, if that helps at all.

 

[Dickieboko]

Thank you very much for your reply, I will let you know how I get on.

 

[The Panda Nut]

The diesel 4x4s do hold their value as they were fairly scarce (most people were put off by the VW diesel 'scandal') -- a shame, as the diesel is the better engine in the 4x4 ( I have one!) and much more economical to run that the TwinAir version

But, in spite of their scarcity, and it being the Antarctica special edition (of which, only a few were sold in the UK), being 2013 might put a few people off and the value might affect that. The best thing is to look at ads in Autotrader for similar cars and see what folk are asking. But, they don't necessarily sell at those prices... I have a 2013 Land Rover Defender, and there are some very silly prices for these on Autorader. Places like WeBuyAnything will give you a quote (which will be for the trade-in value), but they are notorious for then dropping their offer when they see the car - they will find 'a scratch here and a knocked wheel rim there' and reduce their offer a long way!

There's a few similar age diesel 4x4s on Autotrader (including a 2014 Antarctica) at around the £4,000-5,000 mark, if that helps at all.

I was thinking £4800 before seeing your post, would be a good price and there are some on the net around this, from recent memory, so I agree with your estimate. How easy it is in reality I dont know but Panda prices are holding up incredibly well there was one virtually new 4x4 on the net last week, asking price £20,000!!! Good luck with that but as its a dealer I expect they will get it. To replace mine with similar would cost more than I paid new. After 7 years its amazing. I think the Antarctica is an appealing version so give it a really good clean and polish and dont let it go too cheaply.

 

[Dickieboko]

Thanks for your comments, I will let my niece know and recommend to her, like my last 4x4, give first refusal to this site.