10 Luxury Trades Fetching Most Cash at Trade-In Marketplace
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ATLANTA –
Luxury dealers looking to generate a few trade-ins might get a better idea of what kind of buyers make up their target audience, thanks to a list recently published by AutoTrader.com.
The site has named its 10 Most Valuable Used Luxury Cars, as determined by the 3-year-old vehicles for which dealers are offering the most cash via AutoTrader’s Trade-In Marketplace.
According to the AutoTrader post, which can be found here, the top 10 is as follows:
1. Mercedes-Benz G-Class
Average Trade-In Marketplace Price: Approximately $90,000
2. Audi R8
Average Trade-In Marketplace Price: $88,000
3. Porsche Panamera
Average Trade-In Marketplace Price: $70,000 or slightly higher
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4. Jaguar XKR
Average Trade-In Marketplace Price: In the neighborhood of $65,000
5. Chevrolet Corvette ZR1
Average Trade-In Marketplace Price: $64,000
6. Mercedes-Benz SL-Class
Average Trade-In Marketplace Price: $58,000 (for SL550)
7. Lexus LX 570
Average Trade-In Marketplace Price: $57,908.
8. Nissan GT-R
Average Trade-In Marketplace Price: Slightly higher than $57,000.
9. Range Rover
Average Trade-In Marketplace Price: The spectrum goes from $56,700 for Range Rover Supercharged to a sum more akin to $50,000 for a Supercharged Sport
10. Mercedes-Benz CL-Class
Average Trade-In Marketplace Price: $56,142 (CL550). The average for the S-Class is about $4,000 lower
To learn more about these vehicles and what AutoTrader had to say about why they made the cut, read the complete post at www.autotrader.com/research/article/best-cars/212443/10-most-valuable-used-luxury-cars.