Trade in Prices!!!!!!
Trade in Prices!!!!!!
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swindorski46

Original Poster:

1,017 posts

312 months

Wednesday 13th July 2005
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My God, are these cars really next to worthless?!

'97/R 4.2 51,000 FSH = Around £10k!!!

Surely not........

admiral

214 posts

295 months

Wednesday 13th July 2005
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Where was this quoted?

s,one

4,612 posts

267 months

Wednesday 13th July 2005
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This wouldn't suprise me as a cash offer from a dealer ,but try and buy one for that sort of money and you will definetly struggle.A bit hypothetical and dependant on what it's part exd against anyway.

cheers

Steve

swindorski46

Original Poster:

1,017 posts

312 months

Wednesday 13th July 2005
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admiral said:
Where was this quoted?


Shouldn't really name names.

Someone else offered "around £11k"

gazzab

21,627 posts

311 months

Wednesday 13th July 2005
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doesnt sound too far out in my experience.
TVR Dealers / TVR specialists like to haveabout 7K to play with ie to spend as little as poss doing it up and then to have enough to cover the fact that sometimes a car takes ages to shift. Some dealers have cerbs on forecourts for many many months.
If you want it s true worth eg 14 - 16 k private then advertise it here.

millermilla

186 posts

257 months

Wednesday 13th July 2005
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Hiya,

Black book trade price is £10900 with a retail price of about £14850. A huge difference but there always is on TVR's as the preperation bills run into the thousands.

swindorski46

Original Poster:

1,017 posts

312 months

Wednesday 13th July 2005
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gazzab said:

If you want it s true worth eg 14 - 16 k private then advertise it here.


It's in the classifieds already, just thought I'd see what the chop in rate was. I Didn't expect it to be that low though!!!!

Plotloss

67,280 posts

299 months

Wednesday 13th July 2005
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£4K is what they will aim to make.

Mind you I would say that a 97/R even with comparatively high miles (subjectively of course) would make a little more than £14K off a forecourt.

swindorski46

Original Poster:

1,017 posts

312 months

Wednesday 13th July 2005
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millermillan said:
A huge difference but there always is on TVR's as the preperation bills run into the thousands.


.....but surely not if the car has just come out of the garage having all of the remedial work done on it? (In fact, I haven't even picked it up yet!!!)

2 sheds

2,529 posts

313 months

Wednesday 13th July 2005
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problem is that Cerberas can be a liabiilty for dealers, in some cases they might buy/trade in for £10K and barely make anything, the dealer may have to make a quick decision especially if he is trying to sell you a car, many Cerberas are put right at dealers expense,
best advice is to shop around, try the independant dealers or sell privately and offer cash .

olly

2,174 posts

313 months

Thursday 14th July 2005
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Might be wirth a call to somewhere like Dream Machines - they will sell your car for you & they don't charge an arm & a leg for it (also means you don't have the hassle of dealing with Test Pilots !!!)

We very nearly sold ours about a year ago, and they offered the best price !

olly

2,174 posts

313 months

Thursday 14th July 2005
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Might be wirth a call to somewhere like Dream Machines - they will sell your car for you & they don't charge an arm & a leg for it (also means you don't have the hassle of dealing with Test Pilots !!!)

We very nearly sold ours about a year ago, and they offered the best price !

citychap26

1,307 posts

259 months

Thursday 14th July 2005
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I really want to get a cerbie, but I am put off buy the chance that it might go wrong. I guess this is why they are building a large safety net.

However you are paying a fraction of the price for super car speed.

Cheers

Sunil

BCA

8,651 posts

286 months

Thursday 14th July 2005
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Why sell them if they are only worth slightly more than a Suzuki Liana?? Keep and enjoy... give it a few more years and they will be much sought after classics anyway, the last TVR V8.

TooTall Paul

938 posts

276 months

s,one

4,612 posts

267 months

Thursday 14th July 2005
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TooTall Paul said:
Look at the price on this then http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=108780&item=4562046125&rd=1


No history-no mileage- no detail- No thanks.

Steve

angusfaldo

2,831 posts

303 months

Thursday 14th July 2005
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[quote=s,one]


No history-no mileage- no detail- No thanks.

Steve [/quote]

Doesn't mean there isn't any. Would be silly not to ask for more details if you were looking for a 96 4.2.

>> Edited by angusfaldo on Thursday 14th July 21:42

RUSSELLM

6,002 posts

276 months

Friday 15th July 2005
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Vehicle data check says six owners, last one dec 2004, registered 96.

vinny73

221 posts

258 months

Friday 15th July 2005
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The top condition, lower milers will not go that cheap.
I was looking at another Grif before I got my Cerb.

They are going now for more than I sold mine for 4-5 years ago. Why, cos they become more rare, and the best ones fetch good prices as they become sort after.

Im not worried about cheap 4.2s that have 60k and arent in good shape going for £5k, if thats what happens. But as some are saying, actually try and find one for sale at £10k, not likely is it. Apart from that other thread on ebay is slightly close. Doesnt look like it even has a drivers carpet tho.