LMAO @ Glass's Guide
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I just checked out Glass's consumer values link on the exchange and mart web-site and the robbing b'stards have started charging £2.95 for EACH vehicle value!
£2.95 for a bloody valuation!
At least Dick Turpin wore a bloody mask!
£2.95 for a bloody valuation!
At least Dick Turpin wore a bloody mask!
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Parkers charge aswell,
Its easy to get a free vaulation, just walk into any Franchise dealer and ask for an appraisal, then add about £1500 to thier best price. Best to go to 2 or 3 to get an average price
I learnt this from experience of giving the bloody appraisals [img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img] when I was a car salesman
Its easy to get a free vaulation, just walk into any Franchise dealer and ask for an appraisal, then add about £1500 to thier best price. Best to go to 2 or 3 to get an average price
I learnt this from experience of giving the bloody appraisals [img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img] when I was a car salesman
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Boro,
I assume they are trade-in values?
Also, why the difference between cap and glass's and which one do the trade use?
By the way....
2003 '03 plate Renaultsport Clio 172 Cup with 4,000 miles?
I assume they are trade-in values?
Also, why the difference between cap and glass's and which one do the trade use?
By the way....
2003 '03 plate Renaultsport Clio 172 Cup with 4,000 miles?
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Yes they were trade values but not part-ex prices. P/X prices "should" be higher.
Dealers generally use Glass's but alot will use both and use the lower values as their starting point.
2003 '03 plate Renaultsport Clio 172 Cup with 4,000 miles?
Glass's: £10525
CAP: £10050
Dealers generally use Glass's but alot will use both and use the lower values as their starting point.
2003 '03 plate Renaultsport Clio 172 Cup with 4,000 miles?
Glass's: £10525
CAP: £10050
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Glass's arrive at their prices using the following criteria:-
Auctions: Auctions are visited and the major players contribute a breakdown of prices paid nationwide 'under the hammer'
Advertised Prices: Taken from the national and provincial press advertising by franchised and non-franchised dealers. These are gathered daily from all over the UK.
Dealer Returns: Active dealers with a broad geographical spread send in regular returns of actual buying and selling prices.
Fleet, Rental and Leasing: The major companies supply the Guide with their disposal prices and the market trends in their sector. Block disposals can have significant effects on pricing month to month.
Manufacturers: Disposal prices
Auctions: Auctions are visited and the major players contribute a breakdown of prices paid nationwide 'under the hammer'
Advertised Prices: Taken from the national and provincial press advertising by franchised and non-franchised dealers. These are gathered daily from all over the UK.
Dealer Returns: Active dealers with a broad geographical spread send in regular returns of actual buying and selling prices.
Fleet, Rental and Leasing: The major companies supply the Guide with their disposal prices and the market trends in their sector. Block disposals can have significant effects on pricing month to month.
Manufacturers: Disposal prices
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One thing I always found was you had the punter come in armed with thier Parkers guide and the difference between that and glasses was quite a bit, the look on peolples faces when you told them how much thier pride and joy was worth was part of the reason I quit, too soft hearted for the job.
Still had fun wrecking a few of the bangers in the yard. sold to scraper for 50p afterwards.
Still had fun wrecking a few of the bangers in the yard. sold to scraper for 50p afterwards.
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glasses reckoned my my00 was worth 10400!, i put it up for that and a little extra for mods and wasted 2 weeks of my time, in real life i reckon was worth what i got - 8k (standard)
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and my local dealer gave 10,500 for a sonic blue (same as ours/your old one) and sold it the same day for 12, and could have sold it 100 times over
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talizman, what did you trade it in against, a fleet of sti's?!
subaru dealer near northampton offered me 7,500 for my my00 (55,000miles) and that was against a 15,000 scooby
subaru dealer near northampton offered me 7,500 for my my00 (55,000miles) and that was against a 15,000 scooby
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Parkers Guide should be sued under the trade descriptions act Talk about unrealistic!
But its always fun doing it to the smartass pr1ck who thinks becuase he has a copy of Parkers he is Mr Trader Extrodiaire who in reality, unfortunately hasnt got a fecking clue how the motor trade works
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