How to sell my car
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assuming ad all ok then you need to drop the price.
is it petrol? what engine size. anything large engined, esp petrol are in freefall at the moment,
parkers are rubbish, ignore them. go to vauxhall website and use the value my car as rhis uses glass's or cap. still out of date as values falling so fast but will give you better idea as a min price.
others advertising may not be realistic too.
do you really need to sell?
is it petrol? what engine size. anything large engined, esp petrol are in freefall at the moment,
parkers are rubbish, ignore them. go to vauxhall website and use the value my car as rhis uses glass's or cap. still out of date as values falling so fast but will give you better idea as a min price.
others advertising may not be realistic too.
do you really need to sell?
Dracoro said:
assuming ad all ok then you need to drop the price.
is it petrol? what engine size. anything large engined, esp petrol are in freefall at the moment,
parkers are rubbish, ignore them. go to vauxhall website and use the value my car as rhis uses glass's or cap. still out of date as values falling so fast but will give you better idea as a min price.
others advertising may not be realistic too.
do you really need to sell?
The price looks good to me and is in line with Glass's. Its a 3.0 diesel but has good fuel economy for a big car, gets almost 40mpg on a run. I have been made redundant and there is no work in my sector so I have to sell.is it petrol? what engine size. anything large engined, esp petrol are in freefall at the moment,
parkers are rubbish, ignore them. go to vauxhall website and use the value my car as rhis uses glass's or cap. still out of date as values falling so fast but will give you better idea as a min price.
others advertising may not be realistic too.
do you really need to sell?
Edited by nicktowe on Tuesday 9th September 09:09
Hi,
I work for an Audi dealer in the buying department if you would like to e-mail me with your contact details i would be pleased to give you a value. If it is not as much as you like then as least you will have an idea of the sort of money they are fetching and hopefully this could assist you in selling your car.
I work for an Audi dealer in the buying department if you would like to e-mail me with your contact details i would be pleased to give you a value. If it is not as much as you like then as least you will have an idea of the sort of money they are fetching and hopefully this could assist you in selling your car.
Dracoro said:
assuming ad all ok then you need to drop the price.
is it petrol? what engine size. anything large engined, esp petrol are in freefall at the moment,
parkers are rubbish, ignore them. go to vauxhall website and use the value my car as rhis uses glass's or cap. still out of date as values falling so fast but will give you better idea as a min price.
others advertising may not be realistic too.
do you really need to sell?
Do you have a link :>)is it petrol? what engine size. anything large engined, esp petrol are in freefall at the moment,
parkers are rubbish, ignore them. go to vauxhall website and use the value my car as rhis uses glass's or cap. still out of date as values falling so fast but will give you better idea as a min price.
others advertising may not be realistic too.
do you really need to sell?
You'll have to keep dropping the price until people start biting and then you'll know what it's worth.
Sorry to be blunt or break the bad news, but at the moment very little is selling, new or used, unless it's a bargain.
Was chatting to a used car dealer today who primarily sources his cars from main dealer trade-ins and he's drying up with supply! His primary supplier (a major nationwide retailer of Japanese cars) normally registers 400+ new cars in September... this year they're on track to register approximately 140!
Sorry to be blunt or break the bad news, but at the moment very little is selling, new or used, unless it's a bargain.
Was chatting to a used car dealer today who primarily sources his cars from main dealer trade-ins and he's drying up with supply! His primary supplier (a major nationwide retailer of Japanese cars) normally registers 400+ new cars in September... this year they're on track to register approximately 140!
nicktowe said:
Dracoro said:
As I say, go onto the Vauxhall website and look for it there.
I did that, my car is in line with their price.Gassing Station | Audi, Seat, Skoda & VW | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff


