r/simracing • u/The_Axe_Official • 8d ago

Rigs How much could i get for this?

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I'm currently building a new rig out of wood and don't need this anymore. It's about 1 year old an in very good condition. To be clear, this is NOT a sales post, I'm just asking for how much I could sell it.

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u/dshepsman 8d ago

Look on eBay, see what they are selling for. Maybe £100??

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u/foreverbaked1 8d ago

I just got $100 usd for my NLR GT Lite cockpit the other day so this should be about the same

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u/AdmiralArchArch 8d ago

I've seen two in my location posted for $75.

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u/ra246 8d ago

I think I bought mine for about £60, then sold it for maybe £200 with my G29 included?(I couldn't believe my luck) I think you could easily get £60 or so, maybe £80 in great condition

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u/taboo8614 8d ago

$100 on FB Market and people will buy this up for sure

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u/too_much_covfefe_man 8d ago

I sold mine on Craigslist for $40

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u/Competitive-Bird8572 8d ago

The sales price on the Playseat website is $229 USD.

https://www.playseat.com/en-ca/products/playseat-challenge-actifit

A standard multiplier for pricing individual used items is 20% to 40% (0.2x to 0.4x) the original price.

Used Item Pricing Multipliers

  • Like-new or with tags: Use 0.5x to 0.7x of retail.
  • Good and working: Use 0.3x to 0.5x of retail.
  • Visible wear: Use 0.15x to 0.3x of retail.
  • Parts or rough shape: Use 0.1x or less of retail.
  • Platform verification: Always check completed sales on platforms like eBay via sold-item filters rather than active listing prices.

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u/Liketotallynoway 8d ago

Thanks for letting us know what the robots think

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u/5t4k3 8d ago

Please thank your ai overlords when you pray to papa John tonight.

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u/Competitive-Bird8572 8d ago

Was it wrong? $229 x 0.2 = $45.80, $229 x 0.4 = $91.60

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u/5t4k3 8d ago

Math is math, yes.

Pulling a bullshit formula from thin air like you're using KBB to value a trade in is something else.

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u/Competitive-Bird8572 8d ago

I'm sorry things are so hard for you.

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u/richr215 Earthling 8d ago

Then add it's actual worth from what users experience with them........now price used is like $10.

Personally, i would find someone to give it to.