4C - Where are we with prices right now?
Discussion
arow said:
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2020...
I think this is the cheapest I have seen yet. Decent spec / milage / condition too.
Indeed, clearly looking for a quick sale.I think this is the cheapest I have seen yet. Decent spec / milage / condition too.
lawrywild said:
WBAC valuation for mine currently about £27k (20,000 miles) which isn't too bad in current scenario. I expect it to slowly move back nearer to £30k over the coming months/year.
WBAC don’t really want niche cars like these - they want run of the mill stuff that sells quickly, hence the crap price.MellowshipSlinky said:
WBAC don’t really want niche cars like these - they want run of the mill stuff that sells quickly, hence the crap price.
This was discussed a few months back. The WBAC valuations on the 4C prior to lockdown were actually fairly reasonable, so it's quite a useful barometer.lawrywild said:
MellowshipSlinky said:
WBAC don’t really want niche cars like these - they want run of the mill stuff that sells quickly, hence the crap price.
This was discussed a few months back. The WBAC valuations on the 4C prior to lockdown were actually fairly reasonable, so it's quite a useful barometer.So 4Cs have gone sub-£30k, while 105 Bertone coupes just gone from around that mark to £55k in a heartbeat....?
https://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C1232143
https://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C1232143
Damn. I suppose I will just have to keep it, I mean its worthless anyway right?
Hello Alfaworks? Oh hi Ben, its Deej with the worthless high mileage 4C, yes well apparently the car is unsellable right now, so you might as well throw a stload more power at it! Excellent...see you next week.
Job jobbed.
Hello Alfaworks? Oh hi Ben, its Deej with the worthless high mileage 4C, yes well apparently the car is unsellable right now, so you might as well throw a stload more power at it! Excellent...see you next week.
Job jobbed.
_Superleggera_ said:
andygtt said:
Unfortunately the bottom of the market is well under £30k now, as someone actually selling my car I can assure you of that.
It is Andy, but without speaking out of turn your car was missing service history and that was the main issue affecting its value.andygtt said:
_Superleggera_ said:
andygtt said:
Unfortunately the bottom of the market is well under £30k now, as someone actually selling my car I can assure you of that.
It is Andy, but without speaking out of turn your car was missing service history and that was the main issue affecting its value.As context the service history missing you speak of was while it was owned by the first owner the Alfa dealer itself who had the car on a showroom floor... the car had done 1200miles and had a full bolt service prior to me purchasing it and was sold and described by the Alfa dealer themselves as full service history.
What would it be worth if it was 20k miles and lower spec? sub £20k clearly... therefore based on your actions the bottom of the market is clearly well under £30k
highway said:
andygtt said:
Unfortunately the bottom of the market is well under £30k now, as someone actually selling my car I can assure you of that.
What have you got Andy? Drop me a PM. I’m looking for something at present.Due to this and despite it being low mileage the buyer (a well known 4C dealer) told me it was currently practically worthless (sub £25k) so I decided to keep it... but its this that prompted my comment.
Most annoying thing is the Alfa dealer sold it to me as full service history and i trusted them due to the very low mileage... leason learnt, don't trust any dealers.
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