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and then there were 3!!
- Thread starter Duncan
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My blue vee is one of them, only reason I'm selling is because I need the money for part deposit on a house, so I thought its price to sell quick, even at 11500, AND hardly any about. I've only had one viewing, who is not sure if he wants a vee and if he does he wants a very low mileages one. Apart from that not many emails or calls, a couple of time wasters for part exchanges, and one who said he will view but never turned up.
Anyone who thinks they can sell a vee for 18k+.....good luck
The market has changed or its just the time of year.
Anyone who thinks they can sell a vee for 18k+.....good luck
The market has changed or its just the time of year.
masterL":zr8q26b5 said:
I hear what you are saying but imo 11.5k is still to low. Have you tried 'sale or return' at a local/specialist dealer? Alot of people need to p/x, finance a car these days?
I recently had my P1 on the forecourt of a main dealer with alot of interest.
ClioSpyder
New Member
I think the issue on the front of people buying (so that'll be me then) is money is tight so buyers want the right car at the right price before they'll let go of their hard earned cash.
If that means waiting then that's what they "seem" to be doing..............
In the past a lot of us would buy a car we fancied, keep it for 6-12 months and move onto the next thing that floated out boat - things seem to have changed along the way due to the financial climate.
On top of that the low owner, low mileage cars are usually for keeps and not going to be sold anytime soon.
Just my opinion, nothing else
If that means waiting then that's what they "seem" to be doing..............
In the past a lot of us would buy a car we fancied, keep it for 6-12 months and move onto the next thing that floated out boat - things seem to have changed along the way due to the financial climate.
On top of that the low owner, low mileage cars are usually for keeps and not going to be sold anytime soon.
Just my opinion, nothing else
I think the less there are for sale, the greater power the seller has.
Less really is more!
When it goes months without any at all being advertised, this is when the sellers can truly advertise at what they want for it.
Also putting up inflated adverts may have an effect on people who are genuinley trying to sell.
Less really is more!
When it goes months without any at all being advertised, this is when the sellers can truly advertise at what they want for it.
Also putting up inflated adverts may have an effect on people who are genuinley trying to sell.
ClioSpyder
New Member
ddouble":1f746rls said:
All very true........
Samwilde681
New Member
Me too
Iain, sentiments are their, but still needs to be driven by serious sellers, not fakey's who'll pull out if offered the desired money; last thing we want to do is damage the reputation of the owners/forum! Plus as Colin says, it needs to be supported by a knowledgeable owner and a bloody good advert and mine would not be a great example for this!
