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BILLNORFOLK wrote: »Not to far away buy the look of your Norwich city avatar,hope they going places again this year.
Great win tonight, joint second in the league:j:j:j0 -
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BILLNORFOLK wrote: »Google Nissan Xtrail for sale in Great Yarmouth,only one in the erea
This one ...?
http://www.drive24.co.uk/doc.html?_a=view&id=225773
Its listed here ...
http://cars.mitula.co.uk/cars/nissan-x-trail-sport-03
and there are better value x-trails available elsewhere on that list!
Think you got a lucky escape,.0 -
ffacoffipawb wrote: »This one ...?
http://www.drive24.co.uk/doc.html?_a=view&id=225773
Its listed here ...
http://cars.mitula.co.uk/cars/nissan-x-trail-sport-03
and there are better value x-trails available elsewhere on that list!
Think you got a lucky escape,.
Must have only just been advertised as not on his forcourt lastweek ,and you are probly right lucky escape,just it was local there are others within a 100 mile radius just this was local to me.0 -
Bye the way thats the same dealer.0
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Forget dealers, I never pay forecourt prices. Find a good car auction and pay less than trade prices.
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Ihatecameron wrote: »Forget dealers, I never pay forecourt prices. Find a good car auction and pay less than trade prices.
Sounds like sound sence.0 -
Ihatecameron wrote: »Forget dealers, I never pay forecourt prices. Find a good car auction and pay less than trade prices.
I know a good car auction... and have visited it twice to get an idea of how it all works and the sorts of cars available. I have a bit of car knowledge myself but am by no means an expert.
With only £1000 in my pocket for a car, any advice on what sort of cars to look out for at an auction? The one's that will be less trouble than others if there is any trouble with them...
I'm an auction newby (but know the basics - deposit, buyer's fees etc), so any insider advice from a more experienced auction car buyer would be appreciated
Many thanksWhen dreams take flight, follow them... :A
...but make sure you have thoroughly researched the price of flights before doing so!!! :cool:0 -
Buying a car at that money at an auction is highly risky, you would be better off buying from a private advert in your local paper.
Auctions are dumping grounds for junk cars at that kind of money.0 -
Buying a car at that money at an auction is highly risky, you would be better off buying from a private advert in your local paper.
Auctions are dumping grounds for junk cars at that kind of money.
Local auction house has a "< £1000" sale on a Wednesday.
Should I go along for a chuckle?
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