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No, we were very unlucky, it was a second hand car bought privately and the engine blew and it wasn’t worth paying to have a new engine
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So you sold it for scrap and that was what it was worth.
That was a market price for the car as it was at the time. That's fine. No problem. The answer is yes, we sold it at a market price
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That was a market price for the car as it was at the time. That's fine. No problem. The answer is yes, we sold it at a market price