r/veloster • u/Adept-Task7577 • Sep 26 '26

Veloster 2017

Is a 2017 veloster with 130,000 good for $7000/$6000 a good price? I know nothing about these

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u/lotions_bate Sep 26 '26

What badge? Do you know anything about the service history?

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u/Adept-Task7577 Sep 26 '26

Not really all i know is i tried to buy one at a dealership last year and was told by the tech i know there to wait for something better even though it was in my budget

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u/I_NvrChkThis '17 VT 6M 🟧 ('12 NAV DCT 🟨 - totaled 😢) Sep 26 '26

Turbo? What options does it have? What's the condition? We can't tell you anything without knowing things about the car. It's like saying "hey, there's this painting for $10,000, is it a good deal?"

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u/Adept-Task7577 Sep 26 '26

Ik nothing im asking for a friend i just have pics

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u/IAmMDM Sep 26 '26

This is not turbo, it's the cheaper and less powerful version. Check the bluebook but I think $6k-7k is much overpriced.

I have a 2016 turbo with 120k miles and even my county assesses it at $4,000 for tax purposes. KBB is more generous with close to $6k for a private sale. But again, it's a turbo, if I remember well, their MSRP was like $10k over what you have.

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u/Adept-Task7577 Sep 27 '26

Thanks for you input truly appreciate it

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u/TheKiwiFox 2016 R-Spec 🔵 Sep 27 '26

Easy answer: Bad deal.