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Happychappy

The_Real_Ego wrote: »

Could anyone help me get a rough idea of recent prices for the following?

Manufacturer - audi
Model(s) - a3
Derivative(s) 2006 onwards
Engine size(s) - ANY
Body shape - ANY
Fuel type - diesel
Gearbox - manual
BCA branch(es) you want searched - Belle Vue
mileage - less than 50,000miles

Manufacturer - VW
Model(s) - Golf
Derivative(s) 2007 onwards
Engine size(s) - 2.0
Body shape - Hatchback
Fuel type - diesel
Gearbox - manual
BCA branch(es) you want searched - anywhere
mileage - less than 50,000miles

Thanks!!

Again too many on the system but I have put details of three which gives you an idea

VOLKSWAGEN GOLF 2.0 GT TDI Hatchback, SILVER, 5 Doors, Manual Transmission, Diesel, 18708 Miles, VAT Qualifying. AG07ELW
Registered 31-07-2007 Derby 05-02-2009
Avg: £10108 25K 5+
New: £18042 Ret: £12095 Cln: £10200 Avg: £9600 Blw: £8825


VOLKSWAGEN GOLF 2.0 TDI 140 GT SPORT Hatchback, BLACK, 5 Doors, Manual Transmission, Diesel, 12334 Miles, VAT Qualifying.
AV08NTY Registered 11-04-2008 Blackbushe 03-02-2009
New: £18430 Ret: 14095 Cln: £12100 Avg: £11450 Blw: £10650
New: £18910 Ret: £14050 Trd: £12220


VOLKSWAGEN GOLF 2.0 TDI 140 GT SPORT Hatchback, BLACK, 5 Doors, Manual Transmission, Diesel, 10160 Miles, Margin.
DS57WPM Registered 15-01-2008 Enfield 05-02-2009
New: £18430 Ret: £13695 Cln: £11750 Avg: £11150 Blw: £10350
New: £18910 Ret: £13150 Trd: £11450

HC

Happychappy

Now really need to find me a kitchen, so any help gratefully received ; )

rich164h

Happychappy wrote: »

Hi, too many to list but I have copied four 05 to 06

AUDI A6 AVANT 2.0 TDI S LINE Estate, GREY, 5 Doors, Manual Transmission, Diesel, 100330 Miles, VAT Qualifying. AK06YBV
Registered 28-04-2006 Blackbushe 03-02-2009
New: £28050 Ret: £10150 Cln: £7975 Avg: £7200 Blw: £6375
New: £30287 Ret: £11447 Trd: £8700


AUDI A6 AVANT 2.0 TDI S LINE Estate, BLUE, 5 Doors, Manual Transmission, Diesel, 48322 Miles, VAT Qualifying.AX55FCY Registered 31-01-2006
Bedford-New Site 03-02-2009
New: £28050 Ret: £12950 Cln: £10850 Avg: £9950 Blw: £8900
New: £30287 Ret: £13919 Trd: £11255


AUDI A6 AVANT 2.0 TDI SE Estate, BLUE, 5 Doors, Manual Transmission, Diesel, 65495 Miles, VAT Qualifying. CF55HXC
Registered 15-12-2005 Blackbushe 03-02-2009
Avg: £8433 61K 10+
New: £25330 Ret: £10450 Cln: £8525 Avg: £7750 Blw: £6875
New: £26507 Ret: £11314 Trd: £8650


AUDI A6 AVANT 2.7 TDI SE Estate, BLUE, 5 Doors, Manual Transmission, Diesel, 87637 Miles, VAT Qualifying. DE55AVD Registered 20-10-2005
Walsall 03-02-2009
New: £27630 Ret:£9875 Cln: £7825Avg:£7050 Blw: £6200
New: £31407 Ret: £10739 Trd: £8075

HC

Thank you for this, looks like Blackbushe in tuesday could be a good one to go for. Any chance of posting up a few more 2.7 models? That's ideally what I'm after with the 2.0 being a back up.

Once again, thank you very much, it's much apreciated.:beer:

Rich

Enzio_Ferrari

Thanks to the members searching for my Rolls

I now know who has been given the job of disposing of it :T and they don't appear to be part of the BCA, or any other, network. I have perused their website and the car is not yet up for sale/auction.

However they do have this if you're interested


:cool:
:eek:

piggeh

Does that have a current MOT?

Would someone be able to find any of the following please:

Make - SKODA
Model - FABIA
Derivative - HATCHBACK ELEGANCE
Engine size - 1.9
Petrol or Diesel - DIESEL
Gears - MANUAL
Registration years - 2000/1 (no later registrations)
Colour - Any
BCA Venue - Any

Trying to figure out how much these are worth, very few on auction sites! Thank you.

Pete7777

Please could someone have a look at these for me:beer:

Manufacturer - Audi
Model(s) - A3
Derivative(s) 2004-2006
Engine size(s) - ANY
Body shape - ANY
Fuel type - Diesel
Gearbox - ANY
BCA branch(es) you want searched - Belle Vue
mileage - less than 50,000miles

Manufacturer - VW
Model(s) - Golf
Derivative(s) 2004-2006
Engine size(s) - ANY
Body shape - Hatchback
Fuel type - Diesel
Gearbox - ANY
BCA branch(es) you want searched - Belle view
mileage - less than 50,000miles


It would be mucho appreciato:j:T

toocan

Out of interest how much cheaper do these cars sell through at auction in comparison to say a private sale?

is it possible to find out how much a specific car sold for at auction?

Enzio_Ferrari

Unfortunately all auction prices depend on a couple of factors:
Firstly, the nature and time of the sale. A morning or early afternoon sale will be primarily aimed at traders, while an evening sale will be more for the private punter. This is on the assumption that most private buyers will be at work during the day and even a percentage of shift workers will be as well.
Secondly, and perhaps more importantly, the hammer price will depend on who is there - and bidding - 'on the day'. Some people just don't know much about cars and may tend to let their hearts overrule their common sense: Then they end up paying considerably over the odds!
The best advice is, if you can spare the time, is to go to a handful of any auctions in your area with no money in your pocket and no intention of buying to see how the prices run.
When you do go with the intention of bidding you must examine all the cars you're interested in thoroughly, set a price (about 10% under private 'book' price is a good guideline) and stick to it. Never think "Oh, well, one more bid won't break the bank" because the temptation will be to bid again and again until you end up paying far more than the car's worth.
Trust me: Been there, done that, etc :rolleyes:
As for historical prices ... Some auctions keep records that are open to the public, but most do not. In the current 'economic climate' they wouldn't be of much use to you as, while most car prices are in freefall, others are actually appreciating by the day :eek:

toocan

simply amazing advice there enzio. Ill go and check it out see what my local BCA is like out of interest which cars are appreciating? the small econimical ones?

Also im wondering when the new 09 plates come out next month does that affect depreciation for that month more than others on say a recentish motors like an 08 plate car

Enzio_Ferrari

toocan wrote: »

simply amazing advice there enzio. Ill go and check it out see what my local BCA is like out of interest which cars are appreciating? the small econimical ones?

On the whole, yes it is the smaller, more economical, cars that are holding their prices - and even appreciating in 'value'. In the latter category you will find some iconic cars: Mini One, new Fiat 500 and the like. Also some older prestige motors are doing much better than the average.

Also im wondering when the new 09 plates come out next month does that affect depreciation for that month more than others on say a recentish motors like an 08 plate car

Historically that has always been the case. However, many manufacturers and traders are having such a hard time shifting metal that, if you have the cash, you can get massive percentages off the cost of a new car as long as you are willing to haggle and even pit one dealer's price against others on like-for-like cars!
I've heard of some dealers so desperate to clinch a deal that they will even BOGOF some cars, albeit the 'free' one being a few years old :cool:
Another point I forgot earlier: Unless you are very au fait with car mechanics and know what to look out for, try to take an experienced car mechanic along with you when you are ready to buy at auction to vet the car as thoroughly as possible. All too many cars may seem fine on the surface, but hide hard use and poor servicing under the skin. Some sellers are all too willing to spend £100 on a thorough valet when the car needs £1000 spending on it to make it as good as it looks!
As ever, the important bye (buy?) words are: Caveat Emptor