1995 RENAULT CLIO 1.2 RL Oasis 3dr Hatchback

abc1989

I am looking to buy a 1995 RENAULT CLIO 1.2 RL Oasis 3dr Hatchback, They have said name a price (as they're family friends)
& I have no idea what its worth.

Its done 60,000 miles on the clock,
No MOT, its been off the road (as they dont use it)
Lost the car keys - No Spare
No Rust, & engine looks in good nick, but couldnt really say that until its had its MOT
Tyres arnt worn,
Good exterior
and only has 3 wheel trims

I know its not a lot of info but roughly what would you pay?

mikey72

Scrap value really.

£50

benham3160

Really not a lot.
£50 tops, it's only worth scrap value.

Regards,
Andy

Inactive

£100 max, assuming there is nothing else wrong with it.

( Not that I would buy a Renault ).:)

masterlumps

its a 15 year old car with relatively low mileage, which isnt a good thing

if its been off the road you could drive it out and discover a whole manner of issues with it, will you be taking it for a spin first?


tbh when people say name a price i just tell them to forget it, you never know if you are offering too little or too much and they should know how much they want for it. they should be telling you, so you can decide if you want it or not

TiTheRev

It's French, steer clear, even if it's free!

Gordon_Hose

masterlumps wrote: »

tbh when people say name a price i just tell them to forget it, you never know if you are offering too little or too much and they should know how much they want for it. they should be telling you, so you can decide if you want it or not

I agree with this.

colino

Its not worth anything - you are in effect buying-in work. Coupled with it being from a family friend, be polite and say no thanks (if you want to stay friends).

harveybobbles

No MOT on a 15 yr old car means its scrap value. Then it has no keys? So erm, I'd be asking THEM to pay YOU to remove it lol.

benham3160

Inactive wrote: »

£100 max, assuming there is nothing else wrong with it.

( Not that I would buy a Renault ).:)

These are good little cars actually, not a lot to go wrong with them.

Quite well spec'd for their time too, and a hoot to drive.

Regards,
Andy

harveybobbles

benham3160 wrote: »

These are good little cars actually, not a lot to go wrong with them.

Quite well spec'd for their time too, and a hoot to drive.

Regards,
Andy

...but this one has no MOT and no keys...