What should I do with an old Nissan Primera?
Discussion
I've been driving a Nissan Primera for the last couple of years, has been great but has a few faults. My Dad has the same car and has just bought a new car, so I now have two old Nissan Primeras, both cars are P11-114 from 2001, 2 litre SE spec cars. My Dad's also has a few different faults, so I'm using mine to fix my Dad's and then I need to get rid of mine for as much money as possible.
I realise that my car isn't worth very much, but I've never had to dispose of a car before, so I'm not sure what my options are exactly.
If I rang a scrap yard and asked them to collect will they pay me for the car?
Is it likely to be worth my while trying to sell parts on eBay, on forums etc to other Primera owners first? I should probably strip off as many sensors and spares as I can in case I have problems with my Dad's car in the future.
Any advice on how to maximise my income from the sale of my car greatly appreciated as I'm out of work at the moment.
Thanks!
I realise that my car isn't worth very much, but I've never had to dispose of a car before, so I'm not sure what my options are exactly.
If I rang a scrap yard and asked them to collect will they pay me for the car?
Is it likely to be worth my while trying to sell parts on eBay, on forums etc to other Primera owners first? I should probably strip off as many sensors and spares as I can in case I have problems with my Dad's car in the future.
Any advice on how to maximise my income from the sale of my car greatly appreciated as I'm out of work at the moment.
Thanks!
Needa308GT4 said:
scrap it.
they were dull and s**t when they were new
I agree with the scrapping, there's not a lot of point keeping it... but I can't say they were sthey were dull and s**t when they were new
t. Regarded as a decent steer for the class, the P11 I had stuck like glue to the road, even hustled along with it's rubbish tyres. Strong engine too.Was dull to look at and be in though.
Eighteeteewhy said:
Needa308GT4 said:
scrap it.
they were dull and s**t when they were new
Dull maybe, but very under-rated.they were dull and s**t when they were new
My Dad's is the estate version, so an extra six inches of dull-ness tacked on the end. Awesome!
We used these when getting rid if my dads old astra estate
http://www.cartakeback.com/
Worked really well, online quote and called next day to collect, paid cash and completed paperwork, all my dad had to do wa inform the dvla
http://www.cartakeback.com/
Worked really well, online quote and called next day to collect, paid cash and completed paperwork, all my dad had to do wa inform the dvla
ReaperCushions said:
Does it have an MOT and is reliable? I need a car for a charity rally and can part with some reddies for it if it runs?
It's MOT'd until the end of February/Early march. It's very reliable, I've had no issues with it. It will need a replacement MAF sensor to run though as that's going on my Dad's car. Other issues:Exhaust has started to blow a bit.
Brake discs aren't far off needing replacement.
Battery doesn't hold it's charge for more than a week.
Engine light is on - caused by diagnosing the MAF fault on my Dad's - needs to be reset.
Fuel warning light is permanently on, but the gauge works.
Rear right ABS sensor needs to be replaced.
No parcel shelf - left it in the Peak District one evening.
carreauchompeur said:
paulrockliffe said:
No parcel shelf - left it in the Peak District one evening.
As you do.I could do with some thoughts on the likelihood of making a few quid, or best methods for selling parts before I decide whether it's worth my while starting to dismantle it or not?
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