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Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: joshwyatt on 18 January 2010, 21:44:18
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Vehicle in question is a 2002 '03' 3.2 Elite saloon with 58k miles, FSH just had service and cambelt change, star silver, black leather, NCDC 2015 with GID 12 months MOT and 6 months tax, 1 private keeper...these are all the details I have currently.
I'm just curious what you'd value it at, I may have one coming in. I know what price I'd put it up at, but was just curious how much difference there was between my valuation and yours.
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Hi Josh, on paper it sounds like the real deal, if the body is straight, no dinks dents and scuffs and all paperwork stacks up, i see it at around £2,500 - £3,000, i could be interested in it if you get it. Ray.
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Got to be worth £2.5k-£3k if in good nick.
But then asking anyone to pay that on here maybe difficult, I maybe totally wrong.
I'd pay it deffo, but I've just bought one, well a CD 2.2, so that's out :(
Mick ;D
BTW.....I posted before I read the above post, so I guess we're on the same wavelength :y
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£2650 and not a penny more :-X
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Vehicle in question is a 2002 '03' 3.2 Elite saloon with 58k miles, FSH just had service and cambelt change, star silver, black leather, NCDC 2015 with GID 12 months MOT and 6 months tax, 1 private keeper...these are all the details I have currently.
I'm just curious what you'd value it at, I may have one coming in. I know what price I'd put it up at, but was just curious how much difference there was between my valuation and yours.
You can have 2002 '02', or 2003 '03'....which one mate, it makes a difference.
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Sorry, my careless typing... it's a 2003 on an '03' plate.
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Retail: £3,046
Private Good: £2,606
Private Average: £2,266
Private Poor: £1,936
Part Exchange: £2,446
Trade: £2,314
PS
The above are book prices.
Some people (like me) will never pay book no matter how nice the car is, others (especially those that have the MIG bug) will quite happily pay more than book for what sounds like a nice motor with that sort of history.
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I must admit my book valuations are slighty lower than yours KW ;D
I've phoned around people who have expressed an interest in 3.2 Elite saloons, and have had an offer of £3400 with a 12 month warranty included. The warranty will cost me £200, so essentially £3200.
Of course that all depends if I do get the vehicle in, and it's in the conditon as described to me.
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I must admit my book valuations are slighty lower than yours KW ;D
Maybe so on this occasion, but on other occasions you have taken exception to the valuation that the same book I use has quoted when you've had something up for grabs ;)
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My sentence deconstruction isn't too good tonight, I can't quite get if you're saying I sometimes ask too much, or below book value? I have read it 4 times and still don't get it ;D I do need to get some sleep.
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i think there is a suggestion of selective pricing, maybe, possibly, perhaps!
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Roger Budden would put that on between 5 and 6k with that mileage.
http://users.autoexposure.co.uk/rogerbuddenautomobiles/search.cfm?
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Roger Budden would put that on between 5 and 6k with that mileage.
http://users.autoexposure.co.uk/rogerbuddenautomobiles/search.cfm?
;D ;D ;D ;D
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Roger Budden would put that on between 5 and 6k with that mileage.
http://users.autoexposure.co.uk/rogerbuddenautomobiles/search.cfm?
;D ;D ;D ;D
the really funny bit is he'll get the asking price... :o
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£1.50, but I'll give you £2... ;D
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£1.50, but I'll give you £2... ;D
;D sold for £2!!!
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£1.50, but I'll give you £2... ;D
;D sold for £2!!!
Discount for cash?
;D
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Thing is, its all about what people will pay for the right car. Think it will get about £3500 on autotrader. Someone will want a low mileage late 3.2 and its a good colour combination too. So IMO would put it up for £3500 and take £3200.
Thats just my opinion tho, only cos i have a late mint 3.2 elite too. ;D ;D ;D
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Isn't this what Di (onhisown) is after?
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Cheers
But was out of my league a little. and I believe it has sold already, and why would it not, Well Done Josh
Maybe next time
Bloody Americans
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Thanks Diane :y
Indeed it is now sold, was delivered to the new owner earlier today via a company on a Transit beavertail. New owner happy, I'm happy...a good deal in my mind.
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i am looking for this exact car, and no matter how nice it is, to me it has a ceiling value, it could be one vicar owner, 16,000mls from new, serviced every 6 months, still smell like a new car, absolute concours condition, but i would never pay a premium, best of luck to those who achieve inflated prices for 10 yr old cars, but at the end of the day, it's an omega.