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Home » Reader question » Reader question: How to determine the value of my car and how to sell it in Thailand?
Reader question: How to determine the value of my car and how to sell it in Thailand?
Dear readers,
I bought a new Mitsubishi Pajero sport two years ago from a dealer in Hua Hin. I have now driven 80.000 km and want to make an evaluation whether it is best to replace it now (at a fairly high price) or within 5 years when it has driven approximately 200.000 km, of course at a fairly low price.
In Belgium or the Netherlands you can consult various reliable sources such as the VAB, the ANWB or trade magazines such as Autogids. Does such a thing exist in Thailand?
How can I best sell my car? Through my dealer, through second-hand dealers, at a car market, through trade journals, local papers or the internet?
With kind regards,
Robert
Hi Robert,
Take a look at the site below and use Google Translate to have it translated reasonably so that you can get an idea of the asking prices.
There is a site program where you can find the daily values and it seems that you can subscribe to this, but it is entirely in the Thai language.
http://www.taladrod.com/w20/Home/?aspxerrorpath=/w20/Search/TbRst3.aspx#fno:hot+mk:0
Success.
Dear, take a look http://www.bathsold.com the most used second-hand website
from Thailand. Can you compare a bit and place an ad for free.
Mvg, Roy
Sorry, error in the email address http://www.bahtsold.com
Roy
A used Mitsubishi Pajero Sport 3.0 l.diesel, automatic transmission, 2/4 wheel drive, 2 years old is already for sale in the Chonburi, Jomtien area for 700.000 Baht.
Before selling a car you can go to car dealers (we did), advertise and pass on to acquaintances that the car is for sale.
Good luck,
Lodewijk
Thailand's largest internet site, offering more than 44.000 cars
see link for direct Mitsibushi Pajero sport
http://www.olx.co.th/search/?sf=%27attr_1%7C%7C8%27%2C%27attr_2%7C%7C259%27%2C%27attr_3%7C%7C2012%27&ps=&pe=&cate=11
here you can make an indication of the fair value in Thailand…( for Thai)
asking price between 800.000 and 1 million Bath
good luck
PS
The car must be in your name (registered in the book) otherwise "you" cannot sell it,