Omega Owners Forum
Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: Webby the Bear on 15 February 2011, 18:59:50
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http://www.whatcar.com/valuations/result?makeId=2080&modelId=2082&editionId=2164&yearId=16&mileage=81140
this is for my car. although the price is probably bang on im not sure about the ''against'' comment about the overall image!!!
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i think its about right actually
they dont go up to 53 plate though and dont give my mv6 in auto form!
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tried both of mine and they arent specified !
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"cabin plagued by sqeaks and rattles"??? :-/ ::)
"axles and suspension give most trouble"??? :-/ ::)
Aload of poorly written/researched cobblers imo. ;)
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to be fair my auto gear stick and glove box rattle ;D ;D ;D ;D
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1400 for an s reg mv6 estate private sale?
That's more than I expected tbh.
(still not for sale, even at that price tho)
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Just done my car and it was way off the mark,I paid £350 two years ago for mine so it must be scrap value by now but not according to WhatCar
http://www.whatcar.com/valuations/result?makeId=2080&modelId=2082&editionId=2173&yearId=26&mileage=115000
Who would ever pay that much for my car?
Oh yes nobody ;D
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It Depends how regularly they update their values with the current CAP or Glass's Guide. As a 'Guide' Through it seems reasonable :y
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Book prices are exactly that....prices in a book.......
I think in reality the actual sale price of a car will always be on the low side of book value.
Always amazes me how when it comes to part ex, a dealer will always say the "Book" is irrelevant yet always price their own vehicles way over "book" to sell.....
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Book prices are exactly that....prices in a book.......
I think in reality the actual sale price of a car will always be on the low side of book value.
Always amazes me how when it comes to part ex, a dealer will always say the "Book" is irrelevant yet always price their own vehicles way over "book" to sell.....
They shouldnt but they take in to account preperation costs. So say a PDI, Service, Valet and the odd scuff, dent or mechanical repair may be £300 quids worth. What they really want is a fully prepered car ready for sale no higher than trade book.