Recently, my 6-speed manual 2009 Clubman had it's clutch violently die (no idea what happened but something in there either seized or bent which blew out the slave cylinder and now it doesn't have a clutch) and the repair service is going to cost more than I currently have. I need to sell it to fix it and fix it to sell it so it's a fun situation. It's got just shy of 140k miles on it, near-perfect cosmetic condition (some minor chips and some cracks on the rear bumper paint, worn vinyl stripes, and a fading clear bra but that's about it) and the interior is flawless. The timing chain and tensioner was replaced around 60k miles ago. in the past 10k miles under my ownership, I have replaced the front lower control arm and bushing, the valve cover with a Bremmen aluminum one (don't worry, this one works), all four struts, the rear left brake caliper, the ABS control module, crankshaft seal, spark plugs, CV shafts, and a bunch of general maintenance items (oil changes every 5k, just replaced the front brake pads around 40 miles before it died, air filters, that kind of stuff.) Overall it's been an incredibly well-loved car, and I hate to see it go, but at this point it's got more issues than my bank account can take so it's time to move it on to a new home. It includes a set of Drag DR-19 rims with Bridgestone Blizzak winter tires, and a new set of pads and rotors for the rear (both Brembo.) Any ideas what I could sell this for, given all the repairs and included items? If this is the wrong place to ask, I apologize and I'd greatly appreciate being pointed in the right direction.
EDIT: Okay so I suppose I didn't get this point across very well but I am having the clutch replaced, and to pay for that service I need to sell it. I would never in good conscience sell a broken car to anyone, even if they knew what they were getting into.