QPV 4.7 S... £13k..??

[Silvercat]

With that added perspective, I would agree...

... but really, yours sold for just £15k? Perhaps I should keep up at the back...

Yep sadly after 6 months of trying to sell it I ended up having to give it away in the end at £15.3k. I loved my QP but circumstances changed.

 

[makeshiftUK]

I think I saw the new owner pop up here, if I'm not mistaken - and if I'm not, it looks like it went to a good home

 

[Gazcw]

13k for a 59 is depressing when mine is a 58 all be it with less miles. Suggests I have lost 12+k in 2 yrs.
Ah well.

 

[safrane]

13k for a 59 is depressing when mine is a 58 all be it with less miles. Suggests I have lost 12+k in 2 yrs.
Ah well.

Only if you sell it... keep another 10 years and you are quids in

 

[makeshiftUK]

Only if you sell it... keep another 10 years and you are quids in

Exactly... these facelift QPVs must be close to (if not already at) the bottom of their depreciation curve, values will surely go up when they increase in rarity and continue to further stand out amongst the glut of modern, boxy Germanic saloons.

 

[rs48635]

Nice looking car - from the outside
Hardly an epic job to swap interior thought assuming the other big ticket items are okay. Each to their own, but it does look a very dull combination to my eye. Understated so far, the interior reminds me of shoe display outside Freeman hardy Willis in the '80s