Audi RS5 for £10K?

[laser7]

There's an ad for an RS5 for £10K on PH. Sounds like a bargain as the cheapest are well over £30k.

[zeDuffMan]

Cool

[DuraAce]

Sweet. Get it bought.

There is no way it'll be a scam at that price.

[TheBroker]

Chances are it a clone ad, they take a photo off a real ad and create a new one to hook you in then scam you, as always if it's too good to be true, it's not true

[AndStilliRise]

Pay through Western Union if you can or bank transfer.

[Megaflow]

Go for it, it looks completely legit to me...

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/a...

On a serious note, nobody is actually going to fall for that are they? Ignoring the dodgy pictures, even dodgier text, there is the smaller matter of it being £15k cheaper than the next car on there.

[Capt Bravz]

Haha, you snooze you lose!!
Bad luck OP, got my deposit paid on this now. Should never bring bargain cars to the attention of the masses! Whoop!!

[northandy]

Capt Bravz said:

Haha, you snooze you lose!!
Bad luck OP, got my deposit paid on this now. Should never bring bargain cars to the attention of the masses! Whoop!!

I was lucky that the same guy had another one in exact same spec, I've just wired all my money through Western union

[av185]

Professionally dipped roof eh? Is that after it was professionally written off your lolness.....:

[J4CKO]

Probably have better luck asking for 10 grand of someone on PH for nothing than pretending you can have a nearly new, top of the range Audi.

Even the terminally gullible must be a bit unsure of that, I would suggest pricing it maybe 4 grand less than other similar cars as you need some plausibility to proceedings.

[TheBroker]

If such scammers were intelligent they would be clever enough to earn a real living rather than scam, fortunately we are protected by their stupidity

[silentbrown]

Nobody else bother to click the "report" link on the ad?

Rather than create a clone advertisement the scammer often just hacks the advertisers account and changes the text and contact details.

Wouldn't it be sensible if advertisers were always sent a "Congratulations! you successfully updated your advertisment" email whenever it was changed, particularly if the price is dropped...

[The Badger]