Value of Good Shape but a cracked Block !

Asked by GuruXBHQ7 Oct 22, 2018 at 09:30 AM about the 2006 Subaru Outback

Question type: Car Selling & Trading In

What is the best method to sell my Outback wagon that is in overall good condition but has a cracked block? New tires, alternator, Battery
Looking to get some resale value on it - Suggestions ?

2 Answers

101,615

Look up it's blue book value via Edmunds (edmunds.com/), Kelly Blue Book (kelleybluebook.com/), or NADA (nadaguides.com/), then deduct cost of engine rebuild or replacement. You can try and sell it as a "mechanic's special" but you won't get much for it. You can part it out, but that will take a long time, and after all the good parts are gone you'll still have to scrap what is left. If it turns over or runs (even if poorly with the cracked block) then I'd cut my losses and sell it as a mechanic's special.

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