Fernies having a sale?
Fernies having a sale?
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mac5

Original Poster:

254 posts

285 months

Thursday 16th February 2006
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Just looked on the classifieds and fernies have a 2000w 450 Chim identical to mine for £13995 Surley a mistake.

Someone please tell me its worth loads more than that.

MAC5.

billynomates

2,101 posts

265 months

Thursday 16th February 2006
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Shirley thats a mistook

cerby4.5

1,643 posts

270 months

Thursday 16th February 2006
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That appears to be one of the 'un prepared cars' and it also does not mention TVR service history anywhere? Maybe it is a good car lacking in paperwork hence the price!?

APMAUTO

368 posts

295 months

Thursday 16th February 2006
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I think this is one of the new sales options offered by them you can buy a tvr cheaper off of them and organise the paintwork/mechanical work required yourself. i think it's a good option for some people

rev-erend

21,619 posts

313 months

Thursday 16th February 2006
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APMAUTO said:
I think this is one of the new sales options offered by them you can buy a tvr cheaper off of them and organise the paintwork/mechanical work required yourself. i think it's a good option for some people


Sales off the back of the parking lot

Ribol

11,993 posts

287 months

Friday 17th February 2006
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mac5 said:
Just looked on the classifieds and fernies have a 2000w 450 Chim identical to mine for £13995 Surley a mistake.

Someone please tell me its worth loads more than that.

MAC5.

£13995 at Fernies - no chance, £23995 more likely

mac5

Original Poster:

254 posts

285 months

Friday 17th February 2006
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Organising the paperwork yourself?

Surely this car is worth atleast £16k in a private sale.

s5tvr

1,239 posts

262 months

Friday 17th February 2006
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APMAUTO said:
I think this is one of the new sales options offered by them you can buy a tvr cheaper off of them and organise the paintwork/mechanical work required yourself. i think it's a good option for some people


I think it just confirms that their prepared cars are over-priced.

george 500

653 posts

247 months

Friday 17th February 2006
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To be fair to Fernies I was there last weekend and saw this car. It is of a different standard to the prepared vehicles and if you look closely at the picture it is missing a TVR logo in the middle of one of the wheels etc etc. The red chim 500 has faded paint on the front and so on and so forth. They are all good solid cars but not the best you can find (unlike the prepared stock)

Big Al.

69,336 posts

287 months

Friday 17th February 2006
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s5tvr said:
[quote=APMAUTO]I think it just confirms that their prepared cars are over-priced.


In your opinion!

I personally don't agree with that statement, having brought two previous TVR's from them there prices were and are very competitive.

There pricing structuring has appeared to have taken a turn for the better it sounds.

There’re just know giving you the buyer, the option of doing to work yourself to bring it up to showroom condition.

As the saying goes you pay's your money you takes your choice.

mikes3

235 posts

293 months

Friday 17th February 2006
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I bought a 94L chim from Fernies as a 'sold as seen' deal, it was a px against one of their other cars, too good to auction but too much niggley work to put on the forecourt and warranty.

Advantage to me was I got an honest appraisal of the issues with the car by their mechanic/body shop chap and got to crawl over/under the car in the workshop and managed to haggle a rate on the bits of work I wanted them to do, they put an MOT on it and any work that showed up was done FOC...not too bad.

Net result, I've got a car I'm chuffed with, theres a few jobs still to do that don't stop my enjoyment of the car, the bodys not perfect and perhaps its a bit rattly and saggy in places but then hey...so am I!

So I got a good, but not perfect car, from a dealer (with all the positives that brings, buying from professionals, not sharks, at a price a little up on the classifieds at the time.

Fernies were a pleasure to deal with, endless advice and assistance (post sale as well, trade rate on some of the bits that needed doing), Drew is a top chap, I hate spending money but it was almost pleasurable...and the coffee, what it lacks in quality it certainly makes up for in quantity...

shnozz

30,641 posts

300 months

Friday 17th February 2006
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george 500 said:
To be fair to Fernies I was there last weekend and saw this car. It is of a different standard to the prepared vehicles and if you look closely at the picture it is missing a TVR logo in the middle of one of the wheels etc etc. The red chim 500 has faded paint on the front and so on and so forth. They are all good solid cars but not the best you can find (unlike the prepared stock)


Bliming, missing a TVR wheel cap and everything? No wonder its thousands less.

>> Edited by shnozz on Friday 17th February 17:15

billynomates

2,101 posts

265 months

Friday 17th February 2006
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george 500 said:
To be fair to Fernies I was there last weekend and saw this car. It is of a different standard to the prepared vehicles and if you look closely at the picture it is missing a TVR logo in the middle of one of the wheels etc etc. The red chim 500 has faded paint on the front and so on and so forth. They are all good solid cars but not the best you can find (unlike the prepared stock)



Didn't you pick your new 500 up from Fernies last w/e?

george 500

653 posts

247 months

Saturday 18th February 2006
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I did indeed pick my 500 up last weekend and all I ca say is its been AWESOME!!