I Need Your Help Please!

markelock

remember not to start at your lowest price, after all you can negotiate down from £5500 for example, but not up from £5k if that's what you list it at.

TiTheRev

Autotrader has these listed at between £6200 and £7000 for exactly the same ages, mileage etc. So dont sell for £5k unless you really just want shot of it. patience could get you a couple of extra grande to clear off the loan sooner.

pinkshoes

If you go onto whatcar.co.uk and put in the model and milage for their valuation, it comes up with:

Toyota RAV4 4x4 (00-05) 2.0 VX 5dr 2003 (03)58,000 miles
Dealer£5,800
Private£5,140
Part exchange£4,815
Trade£4,590
Cost new£11,500

For Stylish, good to drive and easy to live with
Against Not cheap to buy, and road tax is pricey


Reliability Speedo unit may fail. Airbag sensor can play up. Window motors may need replacing. Engine and other mechanicals are highly reliable.

Ohps, the above seems to be the petrol version. Diesel one states:

Dealer£6,705Private£5,940Part exchange£5,535Trade£5,300Cost new£12,500

vansboy

The fastest & safest (no comebacks & you know the cheque wont bounce) is

http://www.sure-sell.info/

It's British Car Auctions, but not as you might have the image of an auction!
vb

loofer

MX5huggy wrote: »

You need to go national with your advertising. People will travel for the right car.

Autotrader, eBay classifides, or even auction always made book price on eBay auctions and it cuts out all that haggling.

I second the above advice... not just because of the reason highlighted above.

My ignorance tells me that because you live in a village/rural area... your market is limited due to a smaller population.

Give it another try on Autotrader, but before you do... check out what comparatives are advertised at and price a little better if you can.

Emily_Hall08

ebay
i found my car on ebay