Is this GTI overpriced?

[david9962000]

I have been looking for one with low miles.

https://www.newcenturyvw.com/vehicle-details/2016-volkswagen-golf-gti-s-glendale-ca-id-27434911

Thanks

 

[MyGolfMk7]

I believe so.

2016 S trim with manual transmission I'd expect under $18k.

 

[cb1111]

Way overpriced. You can get a 2018, zero miles in the low to mid 20's and this thing is 3 years old.

 

[david9962000]

Thank you guys. I looked and noticed that the GTI's in SoCal are a bit more than everywhere else. I would like one around $20K with about 10K miles on it. An S manual.

 

[Yoliber]

I just bought a 2017 dsg sport for 21k with 10k miles.

I also saw a CPO 2017 sport Manual for 21k with 10k miles.

GTI's in LA are more expensive than other locations

 

[david9962000]

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I also saw a CPO 2017 sport Manual for 21k with 10k miles.

Where?

I found this one:

https://www.capovw.com/vehicle-deta...pistrano-ca-id-27005413-vin-3vw5t7au2hm076526

 

[randomhobo130]

Can you look out of state and road trip back? Might save you a bit of money.

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[david9962000]

Can you look out of state and road trip back? Might save you a bit of money.

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I could but it might be complicated with financing, sales tax and registration.

Thank you.

 

[cb1111]

I could but it might be complicated with financing, sales tax and registration.

Thank you.

Most dealers either use a broker or can calculate out of state taxes.

Those that don't can certainly give you temp plates and not charge you sales tax. You then register the car in your state and pay taxes. Generally pretty easy but will require a trip to DMV.

Financing shouldn't be an issue.

 

[david9962000]

I also found a 17 S for $21k and a 16 SE for $21K both with 15K miles CPO.

 

[Yoliber]

Where?

I found this one:

https://www.capovw.com/vehicle-deta...pistrano-ca-id-27005413-vin-3vw5t7au2hm076526

It was sold within a week. I was going to pick the manual one up.

Edit:
It was in Norman Reeves Irvine VW Superstore for the manual one.
I picked mine up at autonation

My point is, if you could wait, you could find better deals. Also are you sure you don't want PP? If you know you won't use it then youre more than fine. Non PP cars should be cheaper

 

[GTI/TDI]

CPO adds some value with the 2 yr/24k mi warranty for the 2017 and prior for sure. CPO 2018 and newer add only one yr to the warranty. I was considering a CPO but opted for a 2018 with the 6yr/72k warranty and brand new for a few grand more.

 

[david9962000]

Also are you sure you don't want PP? If you know you won't use it then youre more than fine. Non PP cars should be cheaper

I do want the PP Pack but I have a$20K ish budget and I don't want a car over 15K miles. Manual gearbox only.

Thank you.