Selling car - but no interest!

Hintza

passatrider wrote: »

I'd list it for £4300 ono and see where that takes you. If you get £4000 for it then I think you should take the money and run!

Perhaps this price is still too high? So hard to know where to pitch your price just now. It really depends on how good the condition of the car is.

You are probably about right if it's immaculate if it's not I might be tempted to advertise it at £4,000 leaving off the ono.

sheslookinhot

Phlik wrote: »

Watch cars listed on eBay (auction not classified). Find a few the same age and spec as yours and see what they go for. That's your price.

Phlik

Yes, check "completed listings" for a price indication. You may not like what you see.

Phlik

sheslookinhot wrote: »

Yes, check "completed listings" for a price indication. You may not like what you see.

Almost certainly wont, realistic price though. Unfortunately the motor trade has been decimated, much like the housing market.

Phlik

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/VW-VOLKSWAGEN-POLO-TWIST-2005_W0QQitemZ280313408469QQcmdZViewItemQQptZAutomobiles_UK?hash=item280313408469&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=66%3A4%7C65%3A7%7C39%3A1%7C240%3A1318

The rest were asking silly money, next lowest to the above was £4900 start price, auction ended with no bids.

Brooker_Dave

fatboyonadiet wrote: »

Cheers, mine is the Twist model, parkers says £3,400 - £4,400 depending on condition

It's 3 grands worth of car.

pianeet

you dont say if it is the 1.4tdi or 1.9tdi but trade are roughly bidding around £3800 for the 1.4tdi twist that is for an o5 plate like others have said advertise it at £4300 and then take the best offer