How much??!!!!!
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So ultimately a bit of market inflation by the owner themselves? By saying it's worth £2m, it could drag the entire Enzo market up a bit with it? Interesting.
Not that I am planning buying an Enzo any time soon (lets never say 'never', ha ha!), but I would also assume from that, that a genuine buyer could speak to Romans/XYZ dealer and if the car is SOR actually bid down the owner much more than if the dealer had actually bought the car into stock. If Romans had paid £2m for it and are trying for as much of the £150k as they can for profit, you have £X you can work with. However, if this is SOR and the owner paid £750k for the car 5 years ago, you are not bidding into money they are trying to recover - merely profit from value increase.
Regardless, I cannot see that particular car going for anything like the £2.15m it's advertised for. That just seems crazy money - in a world where car prices are going a bit crazy lately.
Not that I am planning buying an Enzo any time soon (lets never say 'never', ha ha!), but I would also assume from that, that a genuine buyer could speak to Romans/XYZ dealer and if the car is SOR actually bid down the owner much more than if the dealer had actually bought the car into stock. If Romans had paid £2m for it and are trying for as much of the £150k as they can for profit, you have £X you can work with. However, if this is SOR and the owner paid £750k for the car 5 years ago, you are not bidding into money they are trying to recover - merely profit from value increase.
Regardless, I cannot see that particular car going for anything like the £2.15m it's advertised for. That just seems crazy money - in a world where car prices are going a bit crazy lately.
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