aurion 2007 atx How much is this Aurion ATX worth?

[The Mad Doc]

I am thinking about selling my 2007 ATX Aurion in good condition. Regular service and has approximately 110 on the clock. What would be a fair price for it in Melbourne. Thanks

[trentmeyer23]

Carsales.com.au Valuation

[nswnotill]

Mr. Mad Doc.

http://www.redbook.com.au/cars/research/used/details/2007-toyota-aurion-at-x-auto/SPOT-ITM-280090

Looks like $6-7K

[Aurion2Envy]

I would say somewhere around $8,000 unfourtanetly the ATX models depreciate significantly more than the sportivo models.

[trentmeyer23]

It's also depends heavily on condition.

[nswnotill]

It would seem to me that many brands of cars (and other vehicle types) are depreciating very quickly these days.

As Australians are purchasing one million new cars etc. annually and have been doing so for a few years now, in my opinion this has impacted heavily on the used car market.

Brands that are not popular are almost impossible to sell (e.g. Chinese stuff) and cars over 15 years old are now not much more than scrap value.

No one wants older Holdens or Falcons any more

Fortunately Toyotas are holding their value better than most, but are still falling away rapidly. Similarly Mazda, Hyundai and Kia have improved their image since the older generation cars.

We just have to get used to the fact that most used car values go through the floor relatively quickly no matter what brand you choose. Get used to it!

What do others think?

 

[Aurion2Envy]

4 hours ago, nswnotill said:

cars over 15 years old are now not much more than scrap value.

While I agree with a lot of what your saying I don't exactly agree with this, older cars like those have a target market, mostly people with a low budget (people who don't work, first car owners, familys that just need a run-around car.), I have a friend who's first car is 1998 Nissan Pulsar with a 160,000kms on it, and he picked it up for $2000 with rwc and rego and it has no issues.

Edited January 22, 2016 by Aurion2Envy