http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2511763338...84.m1555.l2649
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Seems to have a fair bit of interest which is encouraging.
Yes it is, but the reserve is still not met.......
£5,999 ????
Like your guess, it's been relisted.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...m=251181718360
Well you certainly can't be criticised for not trying, but are you not kicking yourself for t urning down a pretty good offer £5651 i believeQuote:
Originally Posted by 75SCO
It might be rare but it is after all a Rover and a "D" cat one at that
Why not offer to throw in a free flat cap
Good luck
Dave
As one of the bidders --- I held out some hope... its a lovely car.... but I have eyes for a ZT V8.... It would be nice to have both, but some sense must prevail...maybe!
Must admit, it was a good offer and a bird in the hand is worth 2 in the bush :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by jenksman
I am suprised that the car even made as much as £5600 as its CAT D status knocks 30-35 % of a proper cars value and also its the less desireable Rover 260 version over the MG 260. so a £7k proper no drama car is worth around £4500 if CAT D
also if it struggled to make £5651 i dont understand the logic of starting a new auction at the last top bidders auction price of £5651. i cant see anyone wanting to bid now as its looks too expensive to start with and its not really an auction now !!
IMO - i would start it at £4000 and see how it runs or list as £5500 classified price with also an "offer" option button
goodluck
I always thought that a 75 V8 would be more desireable than the MG ZT 260.Quote:
Originally Posted by precious metal
As Cat-D is more of an economical write-off than a technical one, I can't see why it would knock 30% off the price.
A car can be Cat-D because the paint job is a good 3k due to certain colours:confused:
From a trader's point of view certainly a bargaining point at P/X but when put on the forecourt for sale all of a sudden Cat-D is 'a minor accident that doesn't even appear on the V5'
Personally I think the car is worth at least 6K, regardless of the insurance marker.
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I think £5651 is a good offer but would be surprised if CAT D status would knock a third off the value.Quote:
Originally Posted by precious metal
If that were so then an equivalent offer on this car would be near £8500 without the previous accident history.
I would have thought the Rover was the more desirable,I wouldn't expect an equivalent MG 260 to make that money,a tourer maybe not a saloon though.