Not sure why car isn't selling - feedback anyone?

MORPH3US

I think this has been said enough times by now, but the price is too high...

Parkers lists that model with 80,000 miles as being worth £1380 "private sale, good condition"...

Ok yours has 55,000 miles but that might make it worth another £100 or so... nothing like the £2000+ that you are asking.

The newer (nicer looking IMHO) model came out in 2002 as well so I suspect that for similar money people can get a lot better looking car.

Sorry if this offends, it isn't meant to, just honest straight advice.

Some examples:

Example 1

Example 2

Example 3

Example 4

The last one above is directly above yours in the search... have a look at the interior on it (for less money) compared to yours. Not saying your interior is bad for the car, just the newer was much nicer.

HTH

Inactive

lil_miss_17 wrote: »

I know, I just really need the £2k for my mortgage .

Sadly, potential buyers will not consider that fact when buying a car.

forgotmyname

Originally Posted by lil_miss_17
I know, I just really need the £2k for my mortgage .

Sadly, potential buyers will not consider that fact when buying a car.



I would consider that fact and so would many dealers, They would consider you may to get desperate to sell it.

Inactive

I would consider that fact and so would many dealers, They would consider you may to get desperate to sell it.

I very much doubt that many dealers would want to pay much over a grand for an old shape Vectra.;)

darich

Inactive wrote: »

I very much doubt that many dealers would want to pay much over a grand for an old shape Vectra.;)

I think Forgotmyname's point was that dealers who sense a customer is desperate are more lilkey to drive a hard bargain.
I wouldn't expect a dealer to take pity - they exist to make a living, not subsidise customers who are desperate.

Not having a go or criticising anyone or their position - just pointing out that dealers are trying to make a living to pay their mortgages too