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Unfortunately i may have to sell m car due to health problems.
2005 Plus4 Indigo Blue with cream leather
21000 Miles Full main dealer history and MOTC until May 2023
Many extras plus power steering
No idea price wise- What should I be asking please?
Regards
Gilberto
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Gilberto
Look at the cars in the main dealers that are closest in spec to yours , that will give you an idea about the value a dealer hopes to achieve from a sale.
For a private sale you will need to deduct some thing from this , how much is a really big debating point. The dealer has to offer a warranty , pay VAT, and make money on the deal, so that margin is substantial.
Sorry to hear about your need to sell, but good luck with it.
Andy G
1999 +8 , Indigo Blue.
Ex-John McKecknie/Mike Duncan 1955 +4 racer.
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I'm also sorry that your car may have to be sold Gilberto. It's always a sad day when it goes off down the road in someone else's hands.
As far as dealer margins are concerned, I have noticed they like to offer about £5,000 - £7,000 below their sticker price for a car. They are a business after all. If you advertise slightly above the 'trade' price and are prepared to drop slightly, you shouldn't go far wrong. It's always nice to sell a car directly to the next owner, rather than to a deale, so you know that someone else will take the same care for it as you did.
All the best with the sale.
Paul
[At last, I have a car I can polish]
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