I think alot of it boils down to the value of the car they seem to want high value newer cars than older low value ones
Was chatting to the guy who did our sale yesterday and that is definitely the case. There was a Porsche Cayenne and and Soft Top Audi TT in the garage when we left - both of which had been bought that morning. He said for higher value stuff they usually have a trader lined up to buy it. They work with small margins but buy in such volume that they make decent money.
Sold my range rover sport to them in January for the price they quoted which was £2500 more than similar to it on auto trader and £4500 more than any dealer offered. Money was in my account the next day no problems what so ever
Remember seeing your Range Rover sport Smiffy when you kindly let me use the parking ticket re the Olympic fiasco, looked a great car, not surprissed you sold it. I hate to ask what you are driving now?.
Just to find out how much they would offer me I put a car on one of those websites (we buy any car) and was offered £1,070 for it (less £100 admin charge), I sold it on Auto Trader for £3,350 (less £45 for the advert).
Try gumtree first if you have a cheap car. Autotrader was excellent a couple of years ago,but more for the expensive /specialist car. Never had much luck with ebay, you can track a car for days and it goes crazy the last few minutes?. Expensive if you do not set a budget and get 'carried away'.
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I hate to ask what you are driving now?.
if you have a cheap car.
Autotrader was excellent a couple of years ago,but more for the expensive /specialist car.
Never had much luck with ebay, you can track a car for days and it goes crazy the last few minutes?. Expensive if you do not set a budget and get 'carried away'.
No, I did get a couple of texts from car buying place, but that was it. First guy that saw it bought it no problems at all.