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where to part exchange???
i have a car a few years old, im trying TO get a better deal on another car, can i px this and then add cash on top??
if so where
Im aware cargiant offer part ex however they offer such a low rate (understandable as they sell on)
but I was wondering whther someone has previous experience in pxs motors/
thanks in advance
if so where
Im aware cargiant offer part ex however they offer such a low rate (understandable as they sell on)
but I was wondering whther someone has previous experience in pxs motors/
thanks in advance
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Pretty much any car dealer will take a car in part exchange.i have a car a few years old, im trying ot get ab tter deal on another car, can i px this and then add cash on top??
if so where
Im aware cargiant offer part ex however they offer such a low rate (understandable as they sell on)
but I was wondering whther someone has previous experience in pxs motors/
thanks in advance
They will all offer a price lower that you could possibly get privately.
Every dealer, not just Cargiant, has to sell on cars they take in part exchange.0 -
All dealers will kick you in the nuts when offering a value on the one you want to P/X. If you want more money, sell privately.0
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We got a good deal with citreon with part exchange. They also offer a years warrenty, they MOT and service the car first if needed and gave us car tax. Obviously it depends what make you want but usually dealers don't give a great amount for part exchange but you can always make a deal with them. It also saves the hassle of trying to sell privately.0
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