I have silver 2003 Discovery S as my second vehicle. The Discovery has 71,000 miles. It recently sustained front-end damage. Nothing structural, but the bumper, bumper end cap, one of the headlamps, etc. requires replacement. The bill for all of this will come out to about $2,000. I did not have comp / collision coverage on the car as I used it quite infrequently. In addition, the car needs about $1,000 in maintenance. New tires, brakes, etc.
I have no interest in repairing the car. I have seen the same year / model sell for as little as $7,000 with similar mileage in good condition. So I figure, in its current state it is technically worth $4,000 or so. Obviously, a buyer would offer less since he has to invest the time / effort into fixing it up. Understood.
This leads me to my question. How much could I expect to get for the car (total) if I part it out?
The engine and transmission are fine. All body panels / doors are fine. Except for the driver's seat (which has a little tear), all the seats are fine. AC works fine, etc. The only unavailable parts would be the front bumper and one of the headlights as I mentioned above.
I have no interest in repairing the car. I have seen the same year / model sell for as little as $7,000 with similar mileage in good condition. So I figure, in its current state it is technically worth $4,000 or so. Obviously, a buyer would offer less since he has to invest the time / effort into fixing it up. Understood.
This leads me to my question. How much could I expect to get for the car (total) if I part it out?
The engine and transmission are fine. All body panels / doors are fine. Except for the driver's seat (which has a little tear), all the seats are fine. AC works fine, etc. The only unavailable parts would be the front bumper and one of the headlights as I mentioned above.