Mg Zt-t 260

[Flying Silver]

http://www.alistairbuchan.co.uk/used-cars/mg-zt-t-4-6-v8-260-5dr-east-wemyss-201113383479893

For info, a slightly unusual apparently zero miles ZT-T.
A tad pricey at £20,000, and its a non SE....

[colintf]

a lot of money for not many miles.

Wonder what recommisioning work it would need to put it on the road.

£20,000 when you can buy one with 20k 0n the clock for approx 1/3 of that asking price - doesn't stack up to my mind. Guess someone will buy itthough, but at what price?

:cool:

[AndyG]

I have Emailed them for the VIN and to Promote the club.

:)

[StephenL]

a lot of money for not many miles.

Wonder what recommisioning work it would need to put it on the road.

£20,000 when you can buy one with 20k 0n the clock for approx 1/3 of that asking price - doesn't stack up to my mind. Guess someone will buy itthough, but at what price?

I remember Willow's (SE model, 4K miles, no requirement to recommission) being advertised around £12K. That does make this one seem silly money.

[greeners]

I have Emailed them for the VIN and to Promote the club.

:)


No 294 I believe.......

[MIKE ZT-T]

Car now sold for asking price

[colintf]

Car now sold for asking price

for that you could of bought a really really good one, sent it up to dreadnought for a blower and still of had a lot of change left over!!

:cool:

[V8 Martin]

...was VIN 415 (to avoid confusion later).

[Martin Warner]

Car now sold for asking price

I think that is brilliant. Somebody out there actually appreciates the proper value of our cars. There should be no carping about this. Simply praise for a very astute and sensible deal. One or two more deals like this and our cars will again start to achieve there true values.

[Stu C]

Wow! If had plenty money burning hole in my pocket and very extremely low/zero milage MG came up that would be fantastic! :D

[StephenL]

I think that is brilliant. Somebody out there actually appreciates the proper value of our cars. There should be no carping about this. Simply praise for a very astute and sensible deal. One or two more deals like this and our cars will again start to achieve there true values.

I don't think anyone is carping on, just pointing out that this seems a very high price (compared with other recent sales, even for very low mileage cars).

If everyone is buying and selling something around a certain price and I pay a lot more than everyone else, does that mean I appreciate the true value of it and have done a very astute and sensible deal? I would argue precisely the opposite...


Car now sold for asking price
Mike - where did you get this information? Not saying your wrong, just wondering if it's 100% fact.

[MIKE ZT-T]

I was looking at buying the car yesterday and managed to negotiate the dealer down from the 15K asking price to 12k, however I was looking for him to shave the price a bit more and went back to him at lunchtime today, but he had sold it this morning, so my guess is that he got between 12 and 15k

[StephenL]

Ah OK, I thought from the original post, it had sold for £20K.

£12K'ish doesn't sound too far out for that model/condition.

[V8 Martin]

Confessional.

I bought it (sorry Mike! - I had no idea anyone else on here was interested) and the plan is to have a little something added by Dreadnought.

Which means that my immaculate 18K mile Mk1 260SE Saloon will go up for sale in a few weeks time (yes Tim, I know that I said I'd be keeping it :ash).

[MIKE ZT-T]

Did you manage to resolve the road tax issue?

[V8 Martin]

I am anticipating a battle with DVLA - you mean paying 2011 rates for a 2004-plated car Mike?