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Arriving at a figure for a second hand car
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Yeah, that engine is a curse, it's way too underpowered and the golf is quite a heavy car for its size.motorguy said:
Indeed. Its at that inbetween age - too young to be considered a "modern classic", old enough for people with that sort money to spend to want something fresher.Grumpy_chap said:
This is the challenge with a car on the cusp of old-to-classic evolution.motorguy said:Could take a while to sell....
Golfs are a funny thing. They definitely have a cult following. Its whether someone would value this, given its an entry level engine / spec model.
The usual collectors won't want it, but someone might put a lot of value in it being low mileage and pay the asking price for it.
I think low mileage is overrated. Being owner of the 1.6 with 183K London miles on. I would say a lot of the plastics will be perishing from age. Heater matrix issues.0
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