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Thebishop 30-01-18 09:46 PM

UR Quattro
 
Wanted Audi ur Quattro 2.2 in good condition, with digital dash etc. No rust pls. Cash waiting for the right car. If you know of any. Livivig in Ireland but willing to travel.
Also any advise in relation to the ur Quattro would be greatly appreciated.

Hanuman 30-01-18 10:22 PM

What's your budget, and what's your expectation?

Thebishop 30-01-18 10:25 PM

£15000 ish and I'm hoping for something pretty clean. Am I way off the Mark?

Hanuman 30-01-18 10:43 PM

I'm not trying to be a pessimist, honest guv
 
I'd say that based on recent values and expectations, that puts you at a decent entry level now.

As with all such kit, you'd need a fairly good idea what it's meant to look like, because there are a lot of cars that aren't quite right. I've removed a few items on mine, and made some mods, and it would not pass muster if someone were seeking a faithful example. But then, mines not for sale, and if it were, (which it won't be) I'd actually return it to spec.

Quite a few cars are priced at the upper end of what might now be considered realistic prices, which are largely the same. Mine's valued at 18k. I'm suspecting it's now undervalued against the current market.

If 15k is your budget, buy the best car you can find at that price, irrespective of age, and accept also that you might well be putting in quite a bit of extra funding getting it right, with scant support, as dealerships have largely forgotten it ever existed, and anyone familiar with the quite basic technology will have grandchildren now.

However. If you add 10k to your budget, you might find still that you need the same amount of funding to get it right.

Isimmo 30-01-18 10:43 PM

Erm...

Probably...

They have crept up.

Thebishop 30-01-18 10:50 PM

Thanks lads I'll keep you posted saw one on classic cars a white 88 UR? But £20k

Thebishop 31-01-18 09:27 AM

What do ye make of the white ur Quattro on car and classic website for £19995 I think motorhub are the garage. Any one know this car etc or wh6at's your opinion.!!!!

slacky 31-01-18 10:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Isimmo (Post 440488)
Erm...

Probably...

They have crept up.

Judging by your signature Mr Simmons I'd say you've now got a very nice top-up to your pension pot :lol:

but I'm guessing they'll never be for sale so pretty irrelevant ;)

slacky 31-01-18 10:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Thebishop (Post 440478)
Wanted Audi ur Quattro 2.2 in good condition, with digital dash etc. No rust pls. Cash waiting for the right car. If you know of any. Livivig in Ireland but willing to travel.
Also any advise in relation to the ur Quattro would be greatly appreciated.

good luck with your search :tup: ,
I've got a feeling there might be more Ur's in Ireland than on the British Isles , mostly sleeping quietly in insulated garages ;)

Benjamino 31-01-18 12:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Thebishop (Post 440486)
£15000 ish and I'm hoping for something pretty clean. Am I way off the Mark?

Might need to dig a bit deeper than that squire....

Benjamino 31-01-18 12:23 PM

This is quite an interesting opinion on prices on classic cars...

https://www.hagertyinsurance.co.uk/ - Launch the Valuation Tool

KB_Yorks 31-01-18 06:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Thebishop (Post 440500)
What do ye make of the white ur Quattro on car and classic website for £19995 I think motorhub are the garage. Any one know this car etc or wh6at's your opinion.!!!!

Motorhub is located near where I am from in Keighley, West Yorkshire. They use an old multistory car thats full of lamboginis and all sorts of super cars that they are selling. If you google them you will see they have a shocking reputation to the point you would be put off from going anywhere near them - I think they rebranded a few years ago and become motorhub.

I think that UR has been for sale there for quite some time - although that could be down to Motorhub repuation putting people off rather than the UR itself.

Hanuman 31-01-18 06:57 PM

That car was discussed on this forum some time back. The missing stripes and rad cover are still showing as missing.

£20k, and immediately it needs 2 fairly simple components to fix obvious issues. What else is not obvious? Who knows?

There's no guarantee that the car has major issues based solely on those two observations, but given the market rate in the last year or so, and comparing that to the likely purchase price (which I'd be surprised if it was close, let alone more than 75% of the current ticket) means that simple problems go unresolved for less than 10% of the minimum markup.
It doesn't inspire confidence.

There have been a few cars for sale over the recent years where the seller has monitored discussions on cars, and then made comments alluding to the precious nature of owners' clubs.

They are 2nd hand dealers, and should be viewed in a somewhat less favourable light than Arthur Daley.

The old caveats including 'buyer beware' aside- any car being purchased with a view to owning and enjoying it will need a damned good looking at, up close.

quattrodave 01-02-18 11:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KB_Yorks (Post 440522)
Motorhub is located near where I am from in Keighley, West Yorkshire. They use an old multistory car thats full of lamboginis and all sorts of super cars that they are selling. If you google them you will see they have a shocking reputation to the point you would be put off from going anywhere near them - I think they rebranded a few years ago and become motorhub.

I think that UR has been for sale there for quite some time - although that could be down to Motorhub repuation putting people off rather than the UR itself.

I agree Motorhub have a very poor reputation, they relocated a few years ago from another site near the main roundabout just as you come off the A650 into Keighley I called in there a few times for a looksee and most of the stuff on offer was tired and looked to be accident repaired 2nd rate stuff you would want to avoid. Staffed by asians so assume owned by same.

Steve 01-02-18 06:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Benjamino (Post 440505)
This is quite an interesting opinion on prices on classic cars...

https://www.hagertyinsurance.co.uk/ - Launch the Valuation Tool

Hmmmm, quite interesting that.

I have a friend who will be putting his MB up for sale shortly. It's black with full grey leather and was restored a few years back when he was working with Phil Payne. I think it has done around 120K miles. He simply does not use it.

The owner is an expert on UR's and use to travel the country repairing them.

He will be expecting £20K+ for this well sorted car.

AdrianH 02-02-18 10:58 AM

Is that RG?

Steve 02-02-18 12:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AdrianH (Post 440564)
Is that RG?

No, it is MK.


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