4C - Where are we with prices right now?
Discussion
MellowshipSlinky said:
Is that means we just made £20k? 🤣
Been looking at these on and off for a little while and there’s clearly some increased interest and therefore prices being seen.
My challenge is I’d be at the lower end of the market at circa £35k so it’s starting to sound like I could be out of luck!
I’ll keep my eye open as won’t be in a position to buy for a few weeks.
My challenge is I’d be at the lower end of the market at circa £35k so it’s starting to sound like I could be out of luck!
I’ll keep my eye open as won’t be in a position to buy for a few weeks.
Apologies to those waiting on my market report. My wife broke her wrist and it's put a massive strain on our business.
I've been following numbers of sales etc and its amazing how quickly the cars are moving.
The market is moving rather rapidly at the moment and its hard to keep up.
As such first market report will come out on Friday. Thank you all for your patience.
I've been following numbers of sales etc and its amazing how quickly the cars are moving.
The market is moving rather rapidly at the moment and its hard to keep up.
As such first market report will come out on Friday. Thank you all for your patience.
T5GRF said:
I had a late evening "spirited drive" yesterday, it's just amazing how quickly it tackles the regular local roads that I use. The punch in second and third gear is pretty addictive!
I've had a few of those. I'm just back from a 1,400 mile fortnight trip to the South East with my 6 year old in the passenger seat.The punch is there in the higher gears too. Small throttle movements at motorway speeds can get you into silly speeds very easily.
The car seems to just get up and go regardless of speed and gear. I come from a string of Porsche's which were great to rev but had frustratingly long gearing which would mean that often you'd be out of the power band coming out of a corner. In the 4C you really have to be concentrating at there's so much torque mid corner you need to be feeding the throttle in smoothly.
rudester said:
I've had a few of those. I'm just back from a 1,400 mile fortnight trip to the South East with my 6 year old in the passenger seat.
The punch is there in the higher gears too. Small throttle movements at motorway speeds can get you into silly speeds very easily.
The car seems to just get up and go regardless of speed and gear. I come from a string of Porsche's which were great to rev but had frustratingly long gearing which would mean that often you'd be out of the power band coming out of a corner. In the 4C you really have to be concentrating at there's so much torque mid corner you need to be feeding the throttle in smoothly.
It certainly has plenty of powerThe punch is there in the higher gears too. Small throttle movements at motorway speeds can get you into silly speeds very easily.
The car seems to just get up and go regardless of speed and gear. I come from a string of Porsche's which were great to rev but had frustratingly long gearing which would mean that often you'd be out of the power band coming out of a corner. In the 4C you really have to be concentrating at there's so much torque mid corner you need to be feeding the throttle in smoothly.
That's a great picture-lovely looking machine!
A couple coming up here:
http://www.hwm.co.uk/used-cars/search/?make%5B%5D=...
Both will be ex-FCA cars so should be high spec.
http://www.hwm.co.uk/used-cars/search/?make%5B%5D=...
Both will be ex-FCA cars so should be high spec.
BlackPorker said:
A couple coming up here:
http://www.hwm.co.uk/used-cars/search/?make%5B%5D=...
Both will be ex-FCA cars so should be high spec.
Nice company to deal with http://www.hwm.co.uk/used-cars/search/?make%5B%5D=...
Both will be ex-FCA cars so should be high spec.
I've been watching the 17 plate (7k mile) coupe at Mangoletsi for the past week..
Phoned today to try and arrange a test drive (I've not driven one yet) and the Salesman told me the price had just been reduced to 38k as they'd had it a while with little interest.. Happy days I thought, he then told me they've just taken a deposit on it today!
Anyway, not to worry, really wanted full leather if possible although the rest of the spec was to my liking.
It will be interesting to see what happens to prices over the winter months, if these are anything like Lotuses then I might do better hanging on?
Phoned today to try and arrange a test drive (I've not driven one yet) and the Salesman told me the price had just been reduced to 38k as they'd had it a while with little interest.. Happy days I thought, he then told me they've just taken a deposit on it today!
Anyway, not to worry, really wanted full leather if possible although the rest of the spec was to my liking.It will be interesting to see what happens to prices over the winter months, if these are anything like Lotuses then I might do better hanging on?
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