I see 2018s asking $220-230K, probably could get one for 10-20K less than asking. Dark purple isn't a super popular color, but might be able to find the right buyer. I'd think $205-215K depending on how quick you wanted to sell it. Only way to find out though is to list it and see what happens.

 

180k.

 

You are way off lol

 

how loaded up of a car is it?

 

Yeah, price does depend on options

180k.

point me in the direction to find a no stories well maintained 720 at that price

 

Not what I wanted to hear, but it is what it is. I have no interest in selling at those levels.

Haven't come across anyone that hasn't liked or loved the color. It also comes with an extra year of warranty (not cheap),

 

Unfortunately you can buy a new one for 25-30% off so I think noone2 is probably correct. With your msrp of 376k yours is probably 215-225k.

 

yep.. that's gonna be the bigges issue. Leftovers are being offered at big discounts.

 

I love the color especially in the sun looks like has the standard wheels?

looks like a great spec drive it a few more years and enjoy and put some more miles on 6k is barely broke in!

 

My old coupe. Less msrp. For another data point. 2k mile demo. 4K by me. 6 k by 2nd owner. And resold at 25X. In 2 weeks.

 

Nice options. Based on when I was shopping the past few months I’d say 220-230 is a reasonable starting range.

 

Trade in 225k. Sell it for 235k.

 

$225k based on what I was get from my 18 w/$395k msrp

 

Post it private party and have a dealer broker the deal prob the smartest best way will prob come out at 230-235k highest due to high sticker

 

Thanks for the input guys. I would need to be at $240K to let her go and based off the responses it would have to be the right buyer. Not a big deal, just kicking around another business idea.

Cheers!

 

Not sure if there are large variations regionally, but the market is pretty strong on the West Coast. I was interested in several cars in CA that were gone within a week, 2018 Performance models that must have sold at or close to their asking prices of $240k. I finally ended up with a 2019 from McLaren Houston for $250k.

 

$300.00

 

probably right around 220k market is actually going up on the used side because supply is so low. If you were just toying around selling I would list for a high asking like 270k and see what bites you get

 

I am seeing some dealers list cars with similar MSRPs for $269k or so. A buddy of mine just got $238k from a non-McLaren dealer for his 2019 720 but he was offered $228k at our local McLaren dealer. Your list price will just depend on how quickly you want to sell it. List for $249k... negotiate from there.

 

Not for sale hence full asking!

 

I would price it at $ 239k and stay there firm...that is a pretty good MSRP.

 

Stay as firm as you want. You’ll be flaccid pretty soon as the market won’t support you

 

These cars depreciate like falling rocks. I bet you couldn’t get north of $200K unless you come across a sucker

 

You’re way out of touch. Research more , get some real experience with people who have bought one recently and what dealers are buying them for with or without trade and what brokers are buying them for before you start typing .

 

I don't think you should go any lower than $239K. The used 720s market seems to be doing very good right now for sellers.

 

Maybe but these cars simply don’t hold their value well. They’re fun but they depreciate faster than most exotics. Maybe because they are so poorly made

 

This car is not poorly built. It has been nothing but rock solid.

 

Lot of trolling going on lately for some reason.

 

The McLaren 720 is one of the best cars I have ever owned and I have owned a lot of cars. There are very few cars that can even come close to compete with McLaren. To make a statement that these cars are so poorly made is just plain dumb.

 

I agree. This car is great and performance oriented. I feel like when they design this car, they push the limits and maximize the usage of all the parts (and in the process minimize the weight). The margin of error is so small. Yes, they can probably increase the tolerance but probably in the process will increase the weight and decrease the performance, which they do not want. Also, unlike Porsche, the volume is low and hand-built and, therefore, chances of defects go up. So it is almost a trade off. Hopefully, in the future, they can improve on the trade off.

 

To be fair the market has changed a lot the last 12 months. So if you base your price on for example 6 months old information that price will be very different from the current. Looking at the market wont tell you much, but if you get offers from a couple of dealers or if you know what cars have sold for recently you know what the price should be. This explains why you get so different answers, some have fresh information and some have stale. I dont think anyone is trying to trick you, they just dont have the correct info.