I'm buying a car on Monday and I'd like to know how much it's worth for insurance purposes please. Can anyone give me a website please? Nissan presea ct11 1996. 80,000 on the clock and excellent condition
franc123,
Dec 5, 8:29am
Your insurance co's website should tell you that, you should be able to get an online quote within minutes for most vehicles made in the last 30 years. If you can't do that, go to another company!
kazbanz,
Dec 5, 8:46am
that said --IMO its a 2k car
m16d,
Dec 5, 8:54am
Exactly what Kaz said. 2 grand.
xs1100,
Dec 5, 6:10pm
I would of thought its at least $2995. on the yard and you d take $2500 if its in excellent condition anything wof an reg has to be $1500
kaylin,
Dec 5, 6:57pm
Thanks people.
tamarillo,
Dec 5, 7:02pm
20 yr old with 4 thousand kilometres a year. Yeah right.
kazbanz,
Dec 5, 8:02pm
OP wants insurance value. 20 year old car
tgray,
Dec 5, 10:36pm
Presea's are not worth a lot, but that said, it's only done 80k. I would say it's worth a solid $2500, perhaps a little more to the right buyer. If it had 180,000k, I would agree it's worth $2000, but the low K's and excellent condition make it better than that.
kazbanz,
Dec 5, 10:54pm
Again its INSURANCE valuation. What number will the insurer pay out on? I say 2k --not what it would sell for--that's a different story.
xs1100,
Dec 6, 3:34am
yes but insurance company will have to go with market value or agreed value and market value would be better than 2k
dutchie92,
Dec 6, 3:57am
$1,500
westwyn,
Jul 24, 10:21am
If it's a clean and tidy car that reflects the low mileage, then it's probably worth an agreed value (if you are able to secure an agreed value on your policy) of $2995. Yes, it's old, and yes, it's not (to our eyes) a desirable model, but defying any official predictions, older tidy low mileage cars are stubbornly holding value amongst buyers- at least, those hunting out older tidy cars. If you're paying no more for an agreed value vs. market, why automatically devalue your potential payout if the vehicls suffers a total loss?
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