No joke -> RB5 for less than £10K!
23 June 2002, 02:26 AM
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23 June 2002, 12:09 PM
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Just run in. I wouldn't think twice about buying it, just got a 99 for 12,500.
Saxo boy.... Good one here!
MB
[Edited by Dark Blue Mark - 6/23/2002 12:13:06 PM]
Saxo boy.... Good one here!
MB
[Edited by Dark Blue Mark - 6/23/2002 12:13:06 PM]
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25 June 2002, 09:10 PM
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C'mon then who bought it? I e-mailed the dealer Sunday night and called them first thing Monday morning only to be told that there were 3 blokes already there waiting to buy it!!!
Someone has bagged themselves a bargain.
TONY
Someone has bagged themselves a bargain.
TONY
25 June 2002, 09:19 PM
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This is the ideal car for someone who asen`t got alot to spend on a subaru who will only be using it for the odd day out .
Then in 3-4 years the milage will become average and will probably be only worth a few quid less than it is now.
What a bargain for this LTD Edition.
Got to be snapped up by now.
Then in 3-4 years the milage will become average and will probably be only worth a few quid less than it is now.
What a bargain for this LTD Edition.
Got to be snapped up by now.
25 June 2002, 11:10 PM
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Scooberators - Exactly why I tried to buy it on Monday morning 
I only do about 7k miles a year so it would have been perfect for me. Had it all agreed with the missus, and she even said she would pay half of the cost 
Rang them though first thing Monday and it had gone Deeply gutted as I was well after it and would have driven down with cash yesterday
DW
I only do about 7k miles a year so it would have been perfect for me. Had it all agreed with the missus, and she even said she would pay half of the cost Rang them though first thing Monday and it had gone
Deeply gutted as I was well after it and would have driven down with cash yesterday DW
26 June 2002, 02:10 PM
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Well, probably the best thing anyway - getting married next July and so far haven't saved up a penny, compared to the fiancee's £2k - oops 
So probably shouldn't be buying cars spur of the moment
DW
So probably shouldn't be buying cars spur of the moment
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26 June 2002, 03:16 PM
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was there anything not quite right about it?
I know it's up on miles but it's not like a dealer to give a car away - esp if they have another for 8k more. to me it looks like they want shot of it because these cars can't take high mileages?well
I know it's up on miles but it's not like a dealer to give a car away - esp if they have another for 8k more. to me it looks like they want shot of it because these cars can't take high mileages?well
26 June 2002, 06:16 PM
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I have a MY00 (Jan 2000) with <70k (and aircon) that I was thinking of putting up for sale at around 10k in the next few months. OK, it's only just less than 70k (69.8k ). I was thinking I'd have to PX it as no-one would be interested in it at that mileage.
). I was thinking I'd have to PX it as no-one would be interested in it at that mileage.
26 June 2002, 10:48 PM
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the fact they have another for 8k more.
I know mileage has a big impact but the car is still the same age as the other (i think). Near enough 50% off off above ave miles seems high from a dealer.
I know mileage has a big impact but the car is still the same age as the other (i think). Near enough 50% off off above ave miles seems high from a dealer.
26 June 2002, 11:19 PM
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Glass's trade prices for an 1999 'T'-plate (they don't have prices for the RB5) with 38k miles:
Retail: 14210
Excellent: 12000
Good: 10750
Fair: 9580
and with 80k miles:
Retail: 11600
Excellent: 9110
Good: 8180
Fair: 7280
So the difference the mileage makes isn't that much.
[Edited by carl - 6/26/2002 11:19:59 PM]
Retail: 14210
Excellent: 12000
Good: 10750
Fair: 9580
and with 80k miles:
Retail: 11600
Excellent: 9110
Good: 8180
Fair: 7280
So the difference the mileage makes isn't that much.
[Edited by carl - 6/26/2002 11:19:59 PM]
