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| simple1 Member Since: 15 Jan 2006 Location: Somerset Posts: 1657
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That's horse |
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| rm0rgan Member Since: 04 Jun 2011 Location: Ross on Wye Posts: 42
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I was fairly blunt |
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| muddywheels Milk Float Man Member Since: 30 Jun 2010 Location: East Riding of Yorkshire Posts: 5644
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24k |
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| simple1 Member Since: 15 Jan 2006 Location: Somerset Posts: 1657
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Dealer offered 24k but expected to raise 22 in the trade/auction. They had full fat sat in showroom so maybe had more room to move on price. I got the usual guff that the 6 grand of extras really have no value in the second hand market. When it came to finalising the deal, I was able to get a further few grand off by buying outright without trade in, and was offered another few grand off if I bought with finance. So did this and then settled finance before first payment was due without penalty. I had intended to sell sport but in cold light of day, I couldn't accept 22 grand I paid 59 for five years ago but it had the spec I ordered and have since decided to keep the sport and let other half use it. Her mini has had a few nervous breakdowns recently including a power steering pump fire. But it means it is still about to take for hoolie when mood fancies and not sat on someone else's driveway and them enjoying my loss |
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| muddywheels Milk Float Man Member Since: 30 Jun 2010 Location: East Riding of Yorkshire Posts: 5644
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Price guides are a waste of time - best to look on autotrader and see how much others are asking - I speak from experience |
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| sparky8181 Member Since: 02 Nov 2012 Location: West Midlands Posts: 588
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I agree with what your saying but auto trader does have its pitfalls, as there are a lot of people in the same boat facing large depreciation losses when they resell and they overprice their cars, especially on auto trader. When I was looking for mine I was surprised by the cost band on near identically cars, I could easily have spent an extra 10k and got pretty much the same car. I think the best way of judging value is to watch all the cars being sold for auction on eBay, this will truly give you a price that people are willing to pay, again ignore the buy it now prices etc as most of these are wishfull thinking. |
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| muddywheels Milk Float Man Member Since: 30 Jun 2010 Location: East Riding of Yorkshire Posts: 5644
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I was thinking more bottom end of autotrader prices rather than top end to gauge price |
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| saimans Member Since: 22 Oct 2012 Location: UK Posts: 46
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I think that pretty much covers it. The best price guides are the used car sites. Again it's what price the cars start at, not what the highest one is. |
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| x5pea Member Since: 03 May 2007 Location: Lanarkshire Posts: 2097
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is it hell, cap clean on it is 21300, i would have literally punched the guy in the face. |
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| URX Member Since: 09 Feb 2009 Location: Edinburgh Posts: 194
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I'd concur with that trade offer beinga |
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| SVR575 Member Since: 16 Apr 2008 Location: uk & Europe Posts: 1827
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