Bargain Griff!

[impycelin]

You could even get used to the colour at this price!

www.tmstvr.co.uk/ClientCarDetail.asp?CarID=1433

[shnozz]

that was a PHers car. He obviously got fed up of the grief Jigs gave him

[TimW]

You e-mail him now and you can buy that off them for that cos thats whats advertised and u cant change things.. a friend quoted for some insurance and it came as £124 instead of £1124 and they had to give him it for £1124!

[GarryM]

Yeah - for a fiver under £3,000 - it could be any colour you like. Where do I sign?

[tom tom]

tmstvr.co.uk said:

every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of information above, however, errors may occur. Do not rely entirely on this information but check with your dealer about items that may effect your decision to purchase.

[pantani201]

Theyve moved the comma in the advert so it now reads £29,950.00

>> Edited by pantani201 on Monday 28th June 17:49

[gazzab]

TimW said:

You e-mail him now and you can buy that off them for that cos thats whats advertised and u cant change things.. a friend quoted for some insurance and it came as £124 instead of £1124 and they had to give him it for £1124!

Sorry but that is balls.
That is not how contracts work. So I am afraid you can advertise at any price you like. You dont have to sell for that price. An ins co would have let him have that as a good will gesture.

[angusfaldo]

gazzab said:

TimW said: You e-mail him now and you can buy that off them for that cos thats whats advertised and u cant change things.. a friend quoted for some insurance and it came as £124 instead of £1124 and they had to give him it for £1124! Sorry but that is balls. That is not how contracts work. So I am afraid you can advertise at any price you like. You dont have to sell for that price. An ins co would have let him have that as a good will gesture.

This is true! An advert is not an offer to sell. Therefore there is no offer for the buyer to accept. An advert is just that - an advert. And to conclude the sale the buyer must make an offer to purchase. If you offer the price quoted in the ad the seller has no obligation to accept it.

I love contract law

[morgala]

angusfaldo said:

gazzab said: TimW said: You e-mail him now and you can buy that off them for that cos thats whats advertised and u cant change things.. a friend quoted for some insurance and it came as £124 instead of £1124 and they had to give him it for £1124! Sorry but that is balls. That is not how contracts work. So I am afraid you can advertise at any price you like. You dont have to sell for that price. An ins co would have let him have that as a good will gesture. This is true! An advert is not an offer to sell. Therefore there is no offer for the buyer to accept. An advert is just that - an advert. And to conclude the sale the buyer must make an offer to purchase. If you offer the price quoted in the ad the seller has no obligation to accept it. I love contract law

"an invitation to treat" - Fisher v Bell 1961

[ajb]

Agree with the above about invetation to treat, but insurance is diferent as they have given a "quote" ???

[ajb]

Agree with the above about invitation to treat, but insurance is different as they have given a "quote" ???

Edited coz I’m not wearing my spelling hat today

[5ltr-chim]

Didn't their used to be a case of they had to sell it at the screen price ?

I seem to remember some dealers got caught out when a digit would fall off...



or did I dream it ?

[FourWheelDrift]

I remember that Griff at TMS a while back (last year) has it returned again, like heartburn?

[R&J]

I saw it there in April with a W8 MAD no plate.
I'm assuming there is only one that colour.
I understand that the original owner traded it for an all black tuscan

[HarryW]

gazzab said:

TimW said: You e-mail him now and you can buy that off them for that cos thats whats advertised and u cant change things.. a friend quoted for some insurance and it came as £124 instead of £1124 and they had to give him it for £1124! Sorry but that is balls. That is not how contracts work. So I am afraid you can advertise at any price you like. You dont have to sell for that price. An ins co would have let him have that as a good will gesture.

I'm sorry but that is a 14 year olds take on it

Harry

[trooper1212]

morgala said:

"an invitation to treat" - Fisher v Bell 1961

Yep, the price is an invitation to treat at said price, the seller does not have to accept your offer. However, the seller cannot advertise at a low price and then only sell at a high price, they either sell at the price advertised, or don't sell it to you.

[nsparey]

shnozz said:

that was a PHers car. He obviously got fed up of the grief Jigs gave him

It was mine. Bless it

[RAW-SEWedge]

impycelin said:

You could even get used to the colour at this price! www.tmstvr.co.uk/ClientCarDetail.asp?CarID=1433

Saw it at the open day last year, sorry but not too my taste

[apache]

Does the sale of goods act not protect the consumer inasmuch an advertised price is in fact the price at sale?

[gazzab]

HarryW said:

gazzab said: TimW said: You e-mail him now and you can buy that off them for that cos thats whats advertised and u cant change things.. a friend quoted for some insurance and it came as £124 instead of £1124 and they had to give him it for £1124! Sorry but that is balls. That is not how contracts work. So I am afraid you can advertise at any price you like. You dont have to sell for that price. An ins co would have let him have that as a good will gesture. I'm sorry but that is a 14 year olds take on it Harry

? Didnt realise 14 yr olds understood contract law ! ?
Read the other posts - you can advertise at any price, that is not a contract or an offer. The ins co 'quote' might well be different but I stand by the good will gesture statement nonetheless.