ebay yes or no
#1
ebay yes or no
hi people i need to sell my sti bugeye its a 2003 52reg type uk as insurance has gone throw the roof . was thinking about ebay was going to put it on there for £3500 . see what happens has anyone on here ever sold or brought a car from ebay ?
#3
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many many cars bought and sold..the ones i have sold i am 100% honest about everything so there are no suprises or arguing when they come to pick it up i also promise nothing i can not deliver..
ive sold a 30ft fiat motorhome
3 range rovers
1 shogun
a volvo t5
a 420 bhp astra
a polo i honstly could go on and on lol
Buying i always ask loads of questions including asking for vin chasis number so i can do a check, everytime someone is hiding something when i ask for this they tell me it was stolen or crashed or whatever lol
ive sold a 30ft fiat motorhome
3 range rovers
1 shogun
a volvo t5
a 420 bhp astra
a polo i honstly could go on and on lol
Buying i always ask loads of questions including asking for vin chasis number so i can do a check, everytime someone is hiding something when i ask for this they tell me it was stolen or crashed or whatever lol
#6
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dude if you want that price then you stick to your guns no matter what anyone else thinks.. remember though at £14 a shot it can be expensive it cost me £112 to sell the motorhome but i just added this onto price lol
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Every car I have purchased off ebay has been a dog bar 3. two the scooby & cav turbo were from forum users and were perfect. The car I've currently got was £300 and I was so wearious but it just failed its mot on Front brake pads. not bad for a 17yr old car with 170k on the clock...
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well have listened to all your advice and put it on piston heads bit higher to see how it goes
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Just advertise it correctly with as much information as possible:-
MY02 52 plate STI type UK "bugeye" none prodrive etc
Say if it has full service history, when the cambelt was changed last, ensure its mechanically good and if there is anything needed doing that you point that out.
Point out the length of tax and test left, hpi it and show the certificate (point that out) as it will be a good selling point.
List any modifications that are not factory standard too, how many owners etc.
Tony
PS, wash/polish/vac out and put as many pictures up including the blemishes!
MY02 52 plate STI type UK "bugeye" none prodrive etc
Say if it has full service history, when the cambelt was changed last, ensure its mechanically good and if there is anything needed doing that you point that out.
Point out the length of tax and test left, hpi it and show the certificate (point that out) as it will be a good selling point.
List any modifications that are not factory standard too, how many owners etc.
Tony
PS, wash/polish/vac out and put as many pictures up including the blemishes!
Last edited by TonyBurns; 15 May 2011 at 09:51 AM.
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Having read all the above, I think your pricing needs to be made more a little more clear, are you after £3'500 or £5'000?
Also having looked at the advert it could do with a bit more honesty and comprehensiveness. Im not syaing you hiding anything from a potential buyer, but the more you put into an advert the better, plus it will save you receiving pointless calls from potential buyers.
Put the date and miles of the service stamps as you say it has FSH, and state if its had a cam belt change / when / where. If you have the standard STI wheels, put them back on if the rest of the car has been kept standard. Few Pics of the rest of the car, Engine, Dash, Front driver seat, each wheel, rear of car. Try using a scenic place to take your photos..
I have sold and bough many car on eBay, and as such have seen some right sh!te examples, but if the advert is appealing and honest it will get me interested.
Sold:
FTO GPvR
FTO GPX
MY01 WRX Wagon
MY02 WRX
UK300
Peugeot 106
Picasso
MGF
list goes on, yes there is a few n@bs out there that are only interested in test drives or wasting your time, but there is some folk that are genuine buyers.
Rob
Also having looked at the advert it could do with a bit more honesty and comprehensiveness. Im not syaing you hiding anything from a potential buyer, but the more you put into an advert the better, plus it will save you receiving pointless calls from potential buyers.
Put the date and miles of the service stamps as you say it has FSH, and state if its had a cam belt change / when / where. If you have the standard STI wheels, put them back on if the rest of the car has been kept standard. Few Pics of the rest of the car, Engine, Dash, Front driver seat, each wheel, rear of car. Try using a scenic place to take your photos..
I have sold and bough many car on eBay, and as such have seen some right sh!te examples, but if the advert is appealing and honest it will get me interested.
Sold:
FTO GPvR
FTO GPX
MY01 WRX Wagon
MY02 WRX
UK300
Peugeot 106
Picasso
MGF
list goes on, yes there is a few n@bs out there that are only interested in test drives or wasting your time, but there is some folk that are genuine buyers.
Rob
#30
Bought and sold car's and bikes on ebay. Its good because it reaches a wide market. Put your mobile number in the listing, All but once the person came to view and bought there and then. Then i pulled the listing stating item not longer available. Saves on the final fee. Also put "reserve the right to end listing as advertised elsewhere".