[s-cars] Well modded Ur S4 valuation

[tom at tomwintermedia.com]

> John Larson wrote:
>> Help! I have a friend who is in financial difficulties and needs to sell
>> an S4. This is no ordinary car and has had a TON of money thrown at it.
>> It was built by and for a skilled driver with a sound background in both
>> HP and handling, as well as reasonably good taste for how a car should
>> look. It has gobs of horsepower and torque, handles like a go kart, and
>> isn't for the faint of heart. It's scary fast. I need some assistance in
>> determining a value, or rather a starting price. As her husband is
>> currently unavailable to help with the sale, I've offered to help. Right
>> upfront, I realize (as does she) that we're in no way going to recover
>> anything approaching the money spent on the mods. With a network like
>> ours, I think I can do this. Any and all assistance would be sincerely
>> appreciated, especially referrals to places where I might optimize both
>> the exposure and the chances of selling it.
> 
> You'll get better/more S-car knowledge on the S-car list. I've CC'd
> them.  But you should note with the year (there are variations from '92
> to '94) and a list of the major mods -- engine, suspension, lighting.
> 
> -- 
> Kent McLean

What Kent said. There is a BIG difference between a 2002 S4 Avant with a
manual transmission and a 92 sedan, particularly in base value. Mods will
change things some, but that all depends on what and who and, well, you get
the idea.

If this car happens to be a 2001 or 2002 Avant with the 6-speed manual, I am
in the market for a nicely modded one, please contact me via email with
details.

Cheers,

Tom 95 s6 Avant