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Djdan
Original Poster
420 posts
17 months
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crazyidea
82 posts
11 months
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Pretty optimistic. Maybe they just finished pricing up their Astons and Rolls in the showroom and took a punt at the price. 
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Djdan
Original Poster
420 posts
17 months
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I know haha, i could have got 2 of my cars for that and its an S!
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JnP
311 posts
26 months
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People that have been storing them will start showing up in the classifieds trying to make a few quid... Shame 
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Djdan
Original Poster
420 posts
17 months
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But this car has been on sale at another dealer up untill a few weeks ago for 8k less!
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TVR_owner
3,305 posts
60 months
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JnP said: People that have been storing them will start showing up in the classifieds trying to make a few quid... Shame The less cars around the better the market. If cars don’t appreciate, they depreciate. Which situation would you rather have? (As an owner). 
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RichB
24,253 posts
153 months
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TVR prices have been creeping up over the last few years, especially for the better cars. However I fail to see why yet another load of guff from Smolenski would have any effect at all. Ignore it and get on with enjoying you car I say.
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Djdan
Original Poster
420 posts
17 months
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Haha it doesnt bother me what my cars worth, i love it. This was just one of those How much??? moments, my title was tongue in cheek reallY!
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Djdan
Original Poster
420 posts
17 months
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Yeah i know, am an S owner.... 
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Derek Smith
16,058 posts
117 months
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If you look at other makes in the same situation, the thing that hurts value the most is lack of spares. I'm not knocking the MGB but the price does not reflect the quality of car so much as the support it gets.
There's going to be spares available for the car for the foreseeable apart from one or two specialist items which might well be worked around. So I would see the prices remaining stable. Whether they'll go up or not is not something I'd like to guess about.
What also pushes up prices of s/h cars is the willingness of dealers to get their hands dirty on them. They will push up prices and the fewer cars are around, which is happening on a daily basis, the more likely a dealer will buy one.
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Wacky Racer
20,285 posts
116 months
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Any car (or house) is only worth what someone is prepared to pay for it, if after a few months it hasn't sold the option is always there to drop the price a few thou.
Not rocket science.
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V8 GRF
5,817 posts
79 months
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They've been shut for nearly six years now so I don't think the recent news is anything significant in the market, as they've been a declining resource since then.
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