Sagaris Bargain in Europe
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Not sure if anyone has seen this.
£41,950
http://classifieds.pistonheads.com/classifieds/use...
Less than £500 more than the Verde Ithca one at Target.
Could be worth bringing it back to the UK.
£41,950
http://classifieds.pistonheads.com/classifieds/use...
Less than £500 more than the Verde Ithca one at Target.
Could be worth bringing it back to the UK.
Lots of PH'ers are moaning when one leaves the UK but apparently too lazy to pop over to get one back...
LukeSi said:
Not sure if anyone has seen this.
£41,950
http://classifieds.pistonheads.com/classifieds/use...
Less than £500 more than the Verde Ithca one at Target.
Could be worth bringing it back to the UK.
£41,950
http://classifieds.pistonheads.com/classifieds/use...
Less than £500 more than the Verde Ithca one at Target.
Could be worth bringing it back to the UK.
sean j g said:
there is a story to tell about this cars past everyone BE CAREFULL do your research if you are interested or give me an email
Putting off buyers so you get a good price Shaun? 
Every car has a story though, so what if its been tracked or is high miles, if its been damaged, so long as the repair is done right there's no longer a problem.
Hope it comes back to the UK though.
was just giving people a heads up as its a long way to travel to find out things after that you didnt expect was only saying if people are interested do there research first i was offered the car for less but turned it down due to what i found out!!
Edited by sean j g on Monday 17th December 08:52
i spent about 8 months looking for mine, researching the history of each available Sag and weighing up options. i don't imagine anyone would jump into a car like this without doing the proper research.
Although it is not necessary to avoid Cat D's at all costs, it does require extra attention and scrutiny. As long as the owner is up front, then i see no problem in purchasing this car.
This is the reason that the green one has been for sale for over a year. the current owners are impolte and leave a bad taste in the mouth of anyone who contacts them. It is suggested that they are less upfront about what still needs to be done to the car.
I don't understand why people are eager to see it back in the UK though, personally i think that it is only a good thing for values, rarity and profile if they are spread throughout the world
Although it is not necessary to avoid Cat D's at all costs, it does require extra attention and scrutiny. As long as the owner is up front, then i see no problem in purchasing this car.
This is the reason that the green one has been for sale for over a year. the current owners are impolte and leave a bad taste in the mouth of anyone who contacts them. It is suggested that they are less upfront about what still needs to be done to the car.
I don't understand why people are eager to see it back in the UK though, personally i think that it is only a good thing for values, rarity and profile if they are spread throughout the world
This was one of the cars I went to see when looking for a Sagaris.
I bought another one through the Belgian TVR dealer which was cheaper and better in my opinion but I think the price shown for this dark grey sagaris is still negotiable.
it has done 25.000km. and the overall condition is good but there are a few things that need to be taken care of.
if anybody is interested, just let me know and I can send you the details and the pictures I took.
The guy who owns it has more TVR's and is known in the Dutch TVR community so the car can not be compared to the Verde Green one, IMHO.
Tom
I bought another one through the Belgian TVR dealer which was cheaper and better in my opinion but I think the price shown for this dark grey sagaris is still negotiable.
it has done 25.000km. and the overall condition is good but there are a few things that need to be taken care of.
if anybody is interested, just let me know and I can send you the details and the pictures I took.
The guy who owns it has more TVR's and is known in the Dutch TVR community so the car can not be compared to the Verde Green one, IMHO.
Tom
Hollowpockets said:
LukeSi said:
Price in pounds: £41,950
Verde Green price in pounds: £41,500
£50 less than a £500 difference
Think your currency converter is out of date, there is a difference of £4,078 going by XE rates today.Verde Green price in pounds: £41,500
£50 less than a £500 difference
Price in euros of €54950 and €49950 is £44,846 and £40,768.
LukeSi said:
Hollowpockets said:
LukeSi said:
Price in pounds: £41,950
Verde Green price in pounds: £41,500
£50 less than a £500 difference
Think your currency converter is out of date, there is a difference of £4,078 going by XE rates today.Verde Green price in pounds: £41,500
£50 less than a £500 difference
Price in euros of €54950 and €49950 is £44,846 and £40,768.
Edited by PascalBuyens on Thursday 20th December 08:48
LukeSi said:
PascalBuyens said:
Erhm... Price in euros : €54950
The Verde Green at Target: Price Eur.49950,00
A bit more than £500 difference
Price in pounds: £41,950The Verde Green at Target: Price Eur.49950,00
A bit more than £500 difference
Verde Green price in pounds: £41,500
£50 less than a £500 difference
Their plan of continually raising the price might not be the best idea..Off topic
this started as a decent thread then everyone got on a high horse about exchange rates.
Who gives a banbury cross as the exchange rate changes daily. What we need is constructive comment on the car for sale
end of
get back on topic
sorry Big Al keen to moderate
Oh and happy x mas everyone
this started as a decent thread then everyone got on a high horse about exchange rates.
Who gives a banbury cross as the exchange rate changes daily. What we need is constructive comment on the car for sale
end of
get back on topic
sorry Big Al keen to moderate
Oh and happy x mas everyone
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