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KT - not sure the bond analogy is a good one.
I think the point about cars with high mileage having had that big money maintenance spend part of their life covered are cheaper than they should be is a good one. The mileage puts a lot of less sophisticated buyers off who don't even go as deep as what has been spent and that leaves others to get them 'cheap'.
I think the point about cars with high mileage having had that big money maintenance spend part of their life covered are cheaper than they should be is a good one. The mileage puts a lot of less sophisticated buyers off who don't even go as deep as what has been spent and that leaves others to get them 'cheap'.
Edited by bmwcsl on Friday 17th October 06:13
bmwcsl said:
KT - not sure the bond analogy is a good one.
I think the point about cars with high mileage having had that big money maintenance spend part of their life covered are cheaper than they should be is a good one. The mileage puts a lot of less sophisticated buyers off who don't even go as deep as what has been spent and that leaves others to get them 'cheap'.
I think you're spot on here. If you do your research, you know what the potential problems are going to be, and roughly when they'll happen. If you can find a well looked after car that has been through all this necessary work then you're in a win-win - the cost of maintenance has been covered by the previous owner, and the high(er) mileage is an obvious bargaining point.I think the point about cars with high mileage having had that big money maintenance spend part of their life covered are cheaper than they should be is a good one. The mileage puts a lot of less sophisticated buyers off who don't even go as deep as what has been spent and that leaves others to get them 'cheap'.
Edited by bmwcsl on Friday 17th October 06:13
No-brainer to me.
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