Octavia RS in Autotrader £8800 (BARGAIN)
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I can well believe that early high milers will go for around £9000 now. I wonder if its an import? Motorpoint were selling new imports for £13k, only 16" wheels and aircon instead of climate control.
My local Skoda dealer has 3 RS's in, the cheapest is a 2001 Y reg with 30000miles for £10995. www.rainworthmotors.co.uk
They also have a second hand Superb in for £20000. Who would have thought a few years ago you'd be paying £20000 for a second hand Skoda.
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[Edited by logiclee - 7/1/2003 2:57:55 PM]
My local Skoda dealer has 3 RS's in, the cheapest is a 2001 Y reg with 30000miles for £10995. www.rainworthmotors.co.uk
They also have a second hand Superb in for £20000. Who would have thought a few years ago you'd be paying £20000 for a second hand Skoda.
Lee
[Edited by logiclee - 7/1/2003 2:57:55 PM]
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Autocar (I know, I know) reckon they will retain around 29% of their original value over 3 years.
I work that out at around £5k for a 36 month old RS. Bargain of the century.
But then what the hell do Autocar know?
£8k still sounds a lot of car for little money. How old?
I work that out at around £5k for a 36 month old RS. Bargain of the century.
But then what the hell do Autocar know?
£8k still sounds a lot of car for little money. How old?
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Autocar (I know, I know) reckon they will retain around 29% of their original value over 3 years.
I work that out at around £5k for a 36 month old RS. Bargain of the century.
But then what the hell do Autocar know?
I work that out at around £5k for a 36 month old RS. Bargain of the century.
But then what the hell do Autocar know?
Lee
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