CAP prices - What's your worth?
15 November 2011, 02:47 PM
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CAP prices - What's your worth?
I picked up this link, make with it what you will......
https://www.capconnect.co.uk/consume....aspx?CH=U2ETN
https://www.capconnect.co.uk/consume....aspx?CH=U2ETN
15 November 2011, 03:24 PM
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I picked up this link, make with it what you will......
https://www.capconnect.co.uk/consume....aspx?CH=U2ETN
https://www.capconnect.co.uk/consume....aspx?CH=U2ETN
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15 November 2011, 03:25 PM
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it does say trade-in price. hold ur mouse over the question mark next to the value n it says its what you would get from a dealer. you would no doubt get more for a private sale.
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15 November 2011, 04:09 PM
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This is trade in price, and you are very lucky to get "book" for your car, we dont really use CAP much at my place, we stick with Glasses most of the time.
15 November 2011, 04:15 PM
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One problem with that and many sites that use reg numbers for prices.. they don't recognise the difference between the WRX & Sti.
I reckon I should get about double the £3300-£3650 it said for mine.
I reckon I should get about double the £3300-£3650 it said for mine.
15 November 2011, 10:11 PM
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Where do they get their database
My greenwagon is registered as a rover 216gsi which I sold 11 years ago !
One of my number plates on retention is registered to my old rover tourer which was scrapped 7years ago but is worth £140-£199
They got my wrxd correct though and I'm not selling at that price !
My greenwagon is registered as a rover 216gsi which I sold 11 years ago !
One of my number plates on retention is registered to my old rover tourer which was scrapped 7years ago but is worth £140-£199
They got my wrxd correct though and I'm not selling at that price !
16 November 2011, 12:58 PM
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£740 - £790 
To be honest if it was a shed (which they are quoting for) then that price is about accurate. As it stands I'd get closer to triple that.
To be honest if it was a shed (which they are quoting for) then that price is about accurate. As it stands I'd get closer to triple that.
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17 November 2011, 01:43 AM
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obviously always better off selling specialist cars private, rather than trading in
17 November 2011, 07:10 AM
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17 November 2011, 08:04 AM
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That should make it easier to sell then if everyone around you is overpricing. As long as you're not greedy you should get your price.
...£4375 for a WR1 though is daft.
...£4375 for a WR1 though is daft.
17 November 2011, 09:03 AM
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If memory serves me well CAP is current auction price, I used it as a quick way to find out real time prices at auction in conjunction with glasses, if you where giving a trade in value you would get an idea of the worst ammount you could hope to recoup if it was not something you wanted to prep and put on the pitch to retail
18 November 2011, 08:01 AM
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For Hawkeyes its only going to get worse with the ludicrous road tax people have to pay.
My Brother in law bought a highest tax band Jag X type for £5000 and now wants to sell it. Fat chance, he's pretty much stuck with it as no one is wanting to pay 10+% of its value each year for tax.
My Brother in law bought a highest tax band Jag X type for £5000 and now wants to sell it. Fat chance, he's pretty much stuck with it as no one is wanting to pay 10+% of its value each year for tax.
