not sure if its a good idea..

[crxallwayswins]

ok i'm looking into selling my 04 all silver little black vino classic my girlfriend dosn't think i can sell it for much cause of the milage...2700 miles. but i am not sure on how much i should sell it for its all stock except for the restricions both off and it goes about 43-45 on good days never had any probloms with it allways had the maintance done at yamaha dealer. i do have the yamaha windshield for it i don't like the way it looks but it serves the perpuse of the love bugs. its a great ride but living in fla i hate all the damn hurricanes that we have and what not so i am going to break down and buy a car i havn't owned a car in over a year i have been on two wheels the whole time. so if any one could give me an idea on how much it can go for i would appriciate it. o yeah it has the extended warranty for 3 years i think? and i bought it new in june-04. no scuffs or dropps or anything very well takin care of.
chris :(

[mrklaw]

You can't keep it AND get a car? It's nice to have the option of when to ride. If it looks like rain, drive the car. If it looks nice out, ride. I enjoy riding even more because I realize that I don't have to. I ride because I want to.

[sooznd]

Chris
If you can afford to keep the scooter and get a car, that's what I would do, too. I have both and keep my Vino for fun & errands to the grocery store, bank, etc. It is nice to have options. Besides hurricane season won't last forever--although I am sure it seems like that for Florida residents.
You will probably lose money on the sale--seems like scooters don't have much re-sale value except for the old Vespas & Lambrettas.

[XPS1210]

new scooters are worse then new cars on resale... you might get half of the MSRP for a used scooter, regardless of milage!

[King Vino]

Chris
If you can afford to keep the scooter and get a car, that's what I would do, too. I have both and keep my Vino for fun & errands to the grocery store, bank, etc. It is nice to have options. Besides hurricane season won't last forever--although I am sure it seems like that for Florida residents.
You will probably lose money on the sale--seems like scooters don't have much re-sale value except for the old Vespas & Lambrettas.

Even they don't unless it's a rare model or a fully referbed one and even then they don't fetch that much.

[SuperDaveJr.]

2700 miles is nothing. I've seen Vino's with over 15k on them, with all original engine parts. Try to not go lower than $1000.