330i Sport Prices
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I'm selling my 330i sport, 2002 facelift model, with 116k, due to the imminent arrival of a Scirocco Tsi 
Its got a tiny bit of damage on the bonnet, where some kind soul reversed into it in a car park - not bad damage, but their tow bar hit the gap between the grills, scraped the bumper a bit, and put a 10p sized dent in the bonnet. I haven't bothered fixing it as yet because its barely noticeable, being a black car.
What sort of price should I be aiming for, and do you think its better to fix it first or offer an equivalent-ish discount?
Cheers PH
Its got a tiny bit of damage on the bonnet, where some kind soul reversed into it in a car park - not bad damage, but their tow bar hit the gap between the grills, scraped the bumper a bit, and put a 10p sized dent in the bonnet. I haven't bothered fixing it as yet because its barely noticeable, being a black car.
What sort of price should I be aiming for, and do you think its better to fix it first or offer an equivalent-ish discount?
Cheers PH
RalphK said:
I'm selling my 330i sport, 2002 facelift model, with 116k, due to the imminent arrival of a Scirocco Tsi
Its got a tiny bit of damage on the bonnet, where some kind soul reversed into it in a car park - not bad damage, but their tow bar hit the gap between the grills, scraped the bumper a bit, and put a 10p sized dent in the bonnet. I haven't bothered fixing it as yet because its barely noticeable, being a black car.
What sort of price should I be aiming for, and do you think its better to fix it first or offer an equivalent-ish discount?
Cheers PH
I don't suppose it's a Touring? Its got a tiny bit of damage on the bonnet, where some kind soul reversed into it in a car park - not bad damage, but their tow bar hit the gap between the grills, scraped the bumper a bit, and put a 10p sized dent in the bonnet. I haven't bothered fixing it as yet because its barely noticeable, being a black car.
What sort of price should I be aiming for, and do you think its better to fix it first or offer an equivalent-ish discount?
Cheers PH
Luke. said:
RalphK said:
I'm selling my 330i sport, 2002 facelift model, with 116k, due to the imminent arrival of a Scirocco Tsi
Its got a tiny bit of damage on the bonnet, where some kind soul reversed into it in a car park - not bad damage, but their tow bar hit the gap between the grills, scraped the bumper a bit, and put a 10p sized dent in the bonnet. I haven't bothered fixing it as yet because its barely noticeable, being a black car.
What sort of price should I be aiming for, and do you think its better to fix it first or offer an equivalent-ish discount?
Cheers PH
I don't suppose it's a Touring? Its got a tiny bit of damage on the bonnet, where some kind soul reversed into it in a car park - not bad damage, but their tow bar hit the gap between the grills, scraped the bumper a bit, and put a 10p sized dent in the bonnet. I haven't bothered fixing it as yet because its barely noticeable, being a black car.
What sort of price should I be aiming for, and do you think its better to fix it first or offer an equivalent-ish discount?
Cheers PH
LordGrover said:
Agree with above I'm afraid. I couldn't get a sniff for my 2002 330Ci Sport, auto admittedly, at £4,750. It had a 125k miles though. As luck would have it, the auto box died weeks after I decided it wasn't worth selling. 
Saved someone a fortune.
I'm only looking for around £3500-4000, which is all it it owes me, so hopefully it should get some interest at least. Saved someone a fortune.Cheers
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