97(P) 5 door - for sale
14 August 2001, 11:55 PM
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Has i gone yet?
Really would like this car, but it is just too expensive for my budget, read "Having a rant..please listen" on the general questions.
Sorry to have got your hopes up, but it is now at the top of the list again, How much will you haggle?
What will you give me in part exchange for a Mreg Escort 1.8D with 190K on the clock. See now scared of the high milage cars.
Good luck.
RJP
Really would like this car, but it is just too expensive for my budget, read "Having a rant..please listen" on the general questions.
Sorry to have got your hopes up, but it is now at the top of the list again, How much will you haggle?
What will you give me in part exchange for a Mreg Escort 1.8D with 190K on the clock. See now scared of the high milage cars.
Good luck.
RJP
15 August 2001, 03:07 AM
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Nexaus in reply to your questions
No it's still here, but plenty of interest now!
A little bit
£0:04p
Oh!, and it's good to rant, we've all been there, mine was a 1966 Mini Van with a low compression 850cc engine
No it's still here, but plenty of interest now!
A little bit
£0:04p
Oh!, and it's good to rant, we've all been there, mine was a 1966 Mini Van with a low compression 850cc engine
17 August 2001, 03:13 PM
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somebody else has dragged me through the really enthusiastic, i really want it, now i dont want it thing again!!, i am going on Holiday now for a fortnight (the car is staying at home while I play with my bucket and spade),so if you want it or are interested send me an e-mail. As it's got to go the price is now £7500
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07 September 2001, 06:38 PM
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Seems like a heck of a lot of car for not much money?
How much does extra vs less mileage than standard vary the price. It always seems to work to your disadvantage, i.e. when selling no credit for low miles but hugh penalty for high but completely the other way round when buying if you know what I mean.
Is there a standard formular for say 10% less for every extra 10k miles?
Interested to know because the cars in Jersey tend to have substantially low mileages with the island only being 9 miles long by five miles wide?
How much does extra vs less mileage than standard vary the price. It always seems to work to your disadvantage, i.e. when selling no credit for low miles but hugh penalty for high but completely the other way round when buying if you know what I mean.
Is there a standard formular for say 10% less for every extra 10k miles?
Interested to know because the cars in Jersey tend to have substantially low mileages with the island only being 9 miles long by five miles wide?
07 September 2001, 07:44 PM
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There is no fixed formula, you get nowt or next to nowt for any extra's. you get walloped for extra miles. Then just to rub salt in the wound everybody tells you how Scoobies do big mileage with no problems!!
Me bitter? never!!
Me bitter? never!!
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