* Exact condition: "Good condition" is subjective. Are there any blemishes, rust, mechanical issues, or needed repairs? The presence and severity of these significantly impact value. Pictures would be crucial for a proper assessment.
* Options and features: Did it come with premium options like leather interior, sunroof, etc.? These features add value.
* Documentation: Having complete service records and the original owner's manual boosts value.
* Location: Prices vary regionally due to supply and demand.
* Market trends: Collector car markets fluctuate.
Given the low mileage and one-owner history, the car *could* be worth more than a typical 1985 Fifth Avenue. However, it's unlikely to be a highly valuable collector's car. Most sources suggest that even in excellent condition, these cars typically sell in the $3,000 - $8,000 range.
However, with the factors listed above, the price could fall within, or possibly slightly exceed, the higher end of this range, or be considerably lower if there are hidden issues.
To get a more accurate estimate, you should:
* Check online classifieds: Look at completed listings for similar 1985 Chrysler Fifth Avenues on sites like eBay, Hemmings, or Craigslist.
* Consult a classic car appraisal service: A professional appraisal will provide a more precise valuation based on a thorough inspection.
Without more detailed information, a precise valuation is impossible.
