anyone at Blachbushe today?

[Pvapour]

wouldn't mind knowing what the 2011> Jaguar XFs go for

or mercedes cld, cl, e-class coupe but mainly the XFs

ND09 OJU
JAGUAR XF 3.0 D V6 240 LUXURY, 2009 (09 reg)
Service History Yes
V5 Present
106,176 Miles Warranted
Grade 3
GREEN
4 doors
Saloon
Automatic
Diesel
VAT Margin
Blackbushe, UKCGR Select, Start: 26/07/2017, Lot UKS106

PE10 RFZ
JAGUAR XF 3.0 D V6 240 LUXURY, 2010 (10 reg)
Service History Yes
V5 Present
45,108 Miles Warranted
Grade 3
Grey
4 doors
Saloon
Automatic
Diesel
VAT Margin
Blackbushe, UKCGR Select, Start: 26/07/2017, Lot UKS103


OE65 NYC
JAGUAR XF 3.0 V6 300 S, 2015 (65 reg)
Service History No
V5 Not Present
6,794 Miles Warranted
Grade 1
Red
4 doors
Saloon
Automatic
Diesel
VAT Margin
Blackbushe, BCA in association with Lex Autolease, Start: 26/07/2017, Lot 017

[steve-5snwi]

I would be very careful with a grade 3 at blackbushe, the last time i collected a grade 3 from there it was truly, truly awful.

[Pvapour]

cheers fella, not that familiar with buying at auction so a good pointer.

[t400ble]

Pvapour said:

cheers fella, not that familiar with buying at auction so a good pointer.

If you think its going to be massivly cheaper, you are mistaken

[Pvapour]

t400ble said:

Pvapour said:

cheers fella, not that familiar with buying at auction so a good pointer.

If you think its going to be massivly cheaper, you are mistaken

I'm looking to shave 1k, do you think thats not possible?

[steve-5snwi]

Thats possible, but anyone one of those cars could cost you 1k in something not covered by the warranty, it could be tyres or brakes, something that a good dealer would rectify prior to sale. If it states poor body repair then don't even consider it.

[Pvapour]

steve-5snwi said:

Thats possible, but anyone one of those cars could cost you 1k in something not covered by the warranty, it could be tyres or brakes, something that a good dealer would rectify prior to sale. If it states poor body repair then don't even consider it.

well i could check those things on the day and the bid would reflect that and have to cover those costs and still come in under market value, an experienced buyer i am, just not auction savvy, from memory you can crawl over the cars prior, is that not the case now?

[confused_buyer]

The first two are from WBAC which you need to think about carefully as to why the seller off loaded the car to them.

Be careful with the grades - I've seen many an awful Grade 2 car and a Grade 5 which is basically mint apart from a 5cm patch of dull paint on a bumper. You need to look at the cars to get a proper idea.

[Ursicles]

Is there anywhere that lists what cars actually went for?

Be curious to know what auction prices are like compared to private & dealer.

[confused_buyer]

Ursicles said:

Is there anywhere that lists what cars actually went for?

Be curious to know what auction prices are like compared to private & dealer.

There are composite prices on the BCA website but you need a trade account.