Car Valuation - Sorry.
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Davie_GLA

Original Poster:

6,885 posts

229 months

Thursday 29th July 2010
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Hello all.

My boss needs to get rid of his car after buying a replacement.

The details are as follows:

Car is a BMW 318ci
It's a 2000 on an X plate
Has covered 60k
It's silver in colour
Half leather cream interior

It needs a little work to be perfect;

The rear spoiler has come away and as a result a little rust is forming on the bootlid.
The car occasionally warns of low coolant, but the levels are fine
The rear parking sensors don't work.

So, all things considered, what do you reckon it's worth as it stands? He is not against fixing the things first and then selling, but this would obviously eat into anything he would make on the car.

As always, any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

David.

jb9193

809 posts

197 months

Thursday 29th July 2010
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About £2,000. I reckon.

Davie_GLA

Original Poster:

6,885 posts

229 months

Thursday 29th July 2010
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Yes, that's what i was thinking. Although he's too smart to accept my offer of £500... biggrin

jb9193

809 posts

197 months

Thursday 29th July 2010
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Davie_GLA said:
Yes, that's what i was thinking. Although he's too smart to accept my offer of £500... biggrin
Haha was worth a try though! laugh

edo

16,699 posts

295 months

Thursday 29th July 2010
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Davie_GLA said:
Hello all.

My boss needs to get rid of his car after buying a replacement.

The details are as follows:

Car is a BMW 318ci
It's a 2000 on an X plate
Has covered 60k
It's silver in colour
Half leather cream interior

It needs a little work to be perfect;

The rear spoiler has come away and as a result a little rust is forming on the bootlid.
The car occasionally warns of low coolant, but the levels are fine
The rear parking sensors don't work.

So, all things considered, what do you reckon it's worth as it stands? He is not against fixing the things first and then selling, but this would obviously eat into anything he would make on the car.

As always, any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

David.
Find cheap ones on autotrader to use as ammunition!