How much is she worth ? Please help!
How much is she worth ? Please help!
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4.5 Cerbera

Original Poster:

16 posts

258 months

Monday 31st July 2006
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After five years of ownership I think my 98 4.5 may have to go due to the arrival of my baby girl, however I don't know how much she is worth.(The car that is), so i was hoping you lads may be able to help me.
The car is a 98 4.5 in black, 29000 miles,taxed and tested till april,decat,clifford alarm with remote start and remote door opening, mp3 player with amps and big sub in the boot,road angel and private plate.Clutch avos and tyres in the last 4000 miles.
The car had some bodywork damage when I got it so it was cat d repairable and i've had all the work and servicing done by a local garage so what do you think she is worth?
Thanks in advance,
Dean.

gbbird

5,197 posts

273 months

Monday 31st July 2006
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Around the £15k mark?

FUBAR

17,065 posts

267 months

Monday 31st July 2006
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gbbird said:
Around the £15k mark?


Dont say that!

adetuono

7,626 posts

256 months

Tuesday 1st August 2006
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gbbird said:
Around the £15k mark?


Sounds about right; I got £16k for mine six months ago. Virtually the same car (though not Cat D).

gazzab

21,639 posts

311 months

Tuesday 1st August 2006
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Knock off a 3rd for cat d.
So probably £11 - 13K dependant on condition, spec, history etc..

Touching Cloth

11,706 posts

268 months

Tuesday 1st August 2006
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Got to agree with Gazzab - I personally would say that the Cat D is going to knock a serious chunk off an equivalent non listed asking price, if adetuono got £16k for a non Cat D car (and that is backed up by a few around the £16 mark in the classifieds) then I would suggest unfortunately that you would be not even looking at £15k but lower still.

byker28i

91,550 posts

246 months

Tuesday 1st August 2006
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On the other hand - I've seen ones advertised with child seats fitted and the boot is easily big enough to fit all the baby equipment in. Why not stick with it and buy your missus a runabout that's suitable for her use with the baby, but at a push could also be used as a family car.

bilton_d

605 posts

295 months

Tuesday 1st August 2006
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If its a Cat D repaired i would say more like £10-12K you can get good 4.5 faily cheap these days and ealry low mileage 4.2's are selling for £10K.

Aerofoil

1,543 posts

266 months

Tuesday 1st August 2006
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byker28i said:
On the other hand - I've seen ones advertised with child seats fitted and the boot is easily big enough to fit all the baby equipment in. Why not stick with it and buy your missus a runabout that's suitable for her use with the baby, but at a push could also be used as a family car.


Unfortunately there is no car seat that fits in the back for 0 - 6 months

Scrooloose

888 posts

245 months

Tuesday 1st August 2006
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Aerofoil said:
byker28i said:
On the other hand - I've seen ones advertised with child seats fitted and the boot is easily big enough to fit all the baby equipment in. Why not stick with it and buy your missus a runabout that's suitable for her use with the baby, but at a push could also be used as a family car.


Unfortunately there is no car seat that fits in the back for 0 - 6 months


Boot?

redleicester

6,869 posts

274 months

Tuesday 1st August 2006
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Aerofoil said:
byker28i said:
On the other hand - I've seen ones advertised with child seats fitted and the boot is easily big enough to fit all the baby equipment in. Why not stick with it and buy your missus a runabout that's suitable for her use with the baby, but at a push could also be used as a family car.


Unfortunately there is no car seat that fits in the back for 0 - 6 months



Erm.... why use the back?