Blue 400se in classified

[v8steve007]

Does anyone know anything about this wedge in the classified blue 400se f180wom looks great but 7 grand hmmmmm

[TVRleigh_BBWR]

7 grand would have been cheap last year, the prices seem to have really dropped.
Depends on the car condition and age, for a fully sorted one you could still be looking at 10k +

[Waynester]

Get what you pay for.. I paid £7+ recently for a 400, top condition mind and only 2 previous owner and 31,000 miles.

Values rise...values drop, all depends on market forces. Credit crunch plus high fuel costs = low(er) values.

Personally, i don't go into Wedge ownership or any TVR with the view of making money.
If it holds value - you're doing ok.

Changes all the time. Just buy the best you can afford.

Edited by Waynester on Wednesday 23 July 12:41

[eesbad]

TVRleigh_BBWR said:

prices seem to have really dropped.

Ain't that the truth!! Paid £5900 for the 350i April last year and I have now dropped the price to £4350 to see if I can get a sale after 2 months on the market!

It's a good time to negotiate a deal if you are buying, I reckon V8steve007... edited to add that there are a couple more 400SEs in Kent at the end of the classifieds (the new Premium Ad system puts new non-Premium ads to the back...)

Edited by eesbad on Wednesday 23 July 13:25

[matt-man]

Hey there,

Strange that one, something seems odd with it for some reason. Low miles which usually means all sorts will need sorting once you get it out for a good thrash!!

HAs anyone looked at it?

[Stever]

Back end is non standard, maybe something hit it??

[rev-erend]

Stever said:

Back end is non standard, maybe something hit it??

Probably the owner when he could not find out why it made a certain noise and where it came from...