2 Cat D Cerbs on Autotrader
2 Cat D Cerbs on Autotrader
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stepr1

Original Poster:

114 posts

267 months

Tuesday 16th January 2007
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Guys and Girls,

There are two cheap Cat D cerb 4.5's on Autotrader and I was wondering if anyone knows their history..

LTV3 and H5TUH are their current plates...

Thanks,
Rich.

gazzab

21,640 posts

311 months

Tuesday 16th January 2007
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Look pretty cheap - the nearest 4.5 on there (non cat D) is £15995.
BUT I reckon a clean 4.5 with incomplete history (non CAT D) could probably be had for 12 - 13K if you wait and look etc.. So suddenly those ones dont look cheap (ie should be 33% cheaper than non CAT D) UNLESS they are totally immaculate with good history (bar CAT D).

RUSSELLM

6,002 posts

276 months

Tuesday 16th January 2007
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Have you seen the advert for H5TUH

trader said:
Please no time-wasters, or people with the silly questions (has she got fully main dealer history?!). At this price she is an absolute steal and will not hang around, so if you have an A4 sheet of questions can you leave your enquiry until next week when hopefully she would have been sold!! :-).


I can imagine the phone call now

Buyer.. "Hi ya, I've noticed the car's done fifty thousand miles, can you tell me if it's got any service history ?"

Seller... "f*ck off"

Phone... "brrrrr"



Having had quick look at the VRM, perhaps if he put in "12 previous owners", he could cut his time wasters down to hardly nothing

mars

10,107 posts

243 months

Tuesday 16th January 2007
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How can you find out what caused it to become classified as cat D? I mean, if it were stolen and the insurer paid out for it, and *then* it was recovered, that could cause a cat D classification and that could mean the car is perfectly OK.

RUSSELLM

6,002 posts

276 months

Tuesday 16th January 2007
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I always value the V car's at half price.

The nause of trying to get rid of them afterwards is a pain.

The guy in that advert hasn't even put the mileage down. No wonder he's getting people asking questions.

I'm trying to think of his ideal punter......."oo ooh, I need a Cerbera today, condition & mileage no problem, as long as it's less than ten grand"

And the funniest part of his ad...."hurry up as it probably wont be here next week"

With an advert like that, swap the word "week" for "year"

stepr1

Original Poster:

114 posts

267 months

Tuesday 16th January 2007
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He obviously hopes to find someone who has no idea how much it costs to put a bad TVR right!!!