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    I just paid 5k for a 54 plate CDTI with 36k miles, so I can't see how this isn't worth the money! Very nice looking car, I would be seriously interested if I was looking for one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cribbit View Post
    I just paid 5k for a 54 plate CDTI with 36k miles, so I can't see how this isn't worth the money! Very nice looking car, I would be seriously interested if I was looking for one.
    I can see a doodles comment on the horizon!

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    Quote Originally Posted by 3disco View Post
    I can see a doodles comment on the horizon!
    Some comments are best ignored.....................they'll go away eventually

    Having different opinions on values is always helpful, but when it always seems to go one way it is a bit pointless
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    Quote Originally Posted by 3disco View Post
    I can see a doodles comment on the horizon!
    I was going to say, that whilst I can't afford to buy one, that doesn't make my opinion any less valid!

    Quote Originally Posted by Herman View Post
    Some comments are best ignored.....................they'll go away eventually

    Having different opinions on values is always helpful, but when it always seems to go one way it is a bit pointless
    However, with a post like that, why bother, as it seems that some owners just hide their heads in the sand as to what their cars are worth on the open Market!

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    Quote Originally Posted by MrDoodles View Post
    I was going to say, that whilst I can't afford to buy one, that doesn't make my opinion any less valid!



    However, with a post like that, why bother, as it seems that some owners just hide their heads in the sand as to what their cars are worth on the open Market!
    Your opinion is just one of many so what makes you right?

    Did you own one, did you actually look for one?

    Do you really want one?

    I think it's time to realise that normal valuations do not apply to a 260 no matter how much you'd like to

    When you eventually come to buy one, let us know how much you paid and make us suffer
    Until then..................good luck searching
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    'Tis the season of goodwill gents - be nice!

    Prices and valuations are always a contentious issue, buyers and sellers rarely have the same opinion.
    Last edited by ColinE; 29-12-2012 at 10:26 PM.
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    There are two values for a car, one the value an owner puts on it which comes from what it would cost to replace the car/driving satisfaction and the true cash value which is what someone is prepared to pay you for it. For me my car is still worth what I paid for it (£28K) but its market value is only a fraction of that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by scooter View Post
    There are two values for a car, one the value an owner puts on it which comes from what it would cost to replace the car/driving satisfaction and the true cash value which is what someone is prepared to pay you for it. For me my car is still worth what I paid for it (£28K) but its market value is only a fraction of that.
    I , and I bet everyone else, would be very interested as to how YOU would value the 260's at currently Brian ???!!!
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    Regards Harry.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zt pony View Post
    I , and I bet everyone else, would be very interested as to how YOU would value the 260's at currently Brian ???!!!
    Concours/mint..Good..Average..Poor...etc etc.. AND..extra for Super Charged etc
    Regards Harry.
    I am like Brian, a replacement? would be a Merc or BM at <£80K therefore that is its value.

    My insurance value is £12k
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    Quote Originally Posted by AndyG View Post
    I am like Brian, a replacement? would be a Merc or BM at <£80K therefore that is its value.

    My insurance value is £12k
    I wonder IF you would actually get 12k..in a write off situ Andy ?
    I have had agreed values on cars before..BUT with 2 or 3 specialist/ expert.. written valuations.
    I don't believe the Pete Best kind of "self certification" car valuations !
    I am sure..ANY..self cert or expert valuation..is evaluated at pay out time..as to whether its " realistoc " and the Claims Dept'S look at current actual prices achieved for your car.

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