[Sprintey]

Originally Posted by FPV414

Been watching the market a while -

- FG1 F6 bottomed out around $20k for the most used / least optioned / high KM examples, cheapest now is $40k. All the examples for sale now aren't really anything special ($25-28k pre covid) - so anything in a desirable colour, with low KM, leather and argents goes pretty quickly at $50k or there abouts.

- FG2 F6 bottomed out around $30k for the most used / least optioned / high KM examples, cheapest now is $56.5k and I think the seller is playing games. Only 2 for sale Aus wide and the second is a manual for $70k. FG2 F6 will rocket if it stays this way, many have started selling quickly at the $55k mark with people not wanting to miss out on what little becomes available. The F6 went out without any fanfare with total FG2 F6 production at 483 units total / 73 manual over 2.5 years.

- Sprint 6 got to mid 40's and now the cheapest is $63k with 11 available Aus wide

- Sprint 8 got to mid 50s and now the cheapest is around $80k with 4 available Aus wide (there was 10 only a few weeks ago)

- GTF gooddddbyeee my chance to own one.

- EF / EL XR bottomed out hard and no one wanted them for years, $2k would easily buy something, and you could get them lower than that if you tried a little harder. $5-6k buys the worst examples now. Seen price is in to the high teens, and some sell (hell I bought a EL XR6 for $12k, got rid of it though)

- EB ED XR as above but prices getting in to mid teens get flamed on FB forums. Try find a Sprint in any condition at the moment though.

- General BA BF Turbo Barra market is at least 25-30% up. The bottom of the market is getting a bit higher in supply, lots of Super Fund cars coming up for sale now at high prices but aren't selling as quick as they used to.

Everyone had the magic 'MARCH 2021' date in mind for the bubble to burst. There may be some action like that in the lower end of the market, but I don't think anyone on JobKeeper is driving around in a FPV or Sprint worth owning.

Thanks for that report, a really good snap shot of the market.