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Trophy prices - lol.
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I think he's doing right. Will mean I can sell mine for more haha.
Clio 182 Trophy
Yeh I might put mine up for 12k, a relative bargain
The Chubby Pirate
ClioSport Club Member
Golf R
Maybe he's just 'pretending' just to see what its not worth?
Infernos won't rise don't worry mate
leedsboy
ClioSport Club Member
Bean 182 + E70 X5
They don't need to, they're already worth more than BG and most of the other crap colours
Knuckles
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If you think that's bad, you want to see how expensive r27s are becoming.
Especially yellow ones.
*shifty eyes*
Especially yellow ones.
*shifty eyes*
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The suspension has been checked over, showing no signs of leakage or damage.
So a roundabout way of saying the dampers haven't been touched in 12 years yet I'll ask for £4500 over the original sticker price.
As an owner, I'm all for the values going up but this is utter lunacy.
So a roundabout way of saying the dampers haven't been touched in 12 years yet I'll ask for £4500 over the original sticker price.
As an owner, I'm all for the values going up but this is utter lunacy.
I think the values for sub 60,000 mile cars with the right history owners and refurbished suspension will be circa £10,000 soon.
Probably more for traders selling them retail.
Mine has got miles on it so I'm not scared to drive it and use it. But it will get to the point where people will start putting them in garages and collections and taking them off the road.
I think that's sad though as you don't get to see anything remotely fun or older driven about anymore as everyone is focusing on keeping its value rather than driving and enjoying their car
Probably more for traders selling them retail.
Mine has got miles on it so I'm not scared to drive it and use it. But it will get to the point where people will start putting them in garages and collections and taking them off the road.
I think that's sad though as you don't get to see anything remotely fun or older driven about anymore as everyone is focusing on keeping its value rather than driving and enjoying their car
Clio 182 Trophy
Same, I mean who wouldn't want the value of their car going up?
Wonder if these mental prices will have an impact on the sane sellers though.
Clio Trophy
I wish the sorts of people who did this sort of thing stuck to other areas and not cars.
The sort that know the price of everything but the value of nothing.
Martin_172
ClioSport Club Member
its a hard life being at the top of the pyramid. cant wait to get my 20 grand
SharkyUK
ClioSport Club Member
I'm tempted to put my Trophy up for sale for £45,000. The current engine is on zero miles. Boom, winner.
It's certainly an ambitious ask. Alas, my worry is that someone with money will come along, take this off the road completely, wrap it in cotton wool and stick it in a warehouse with the rest of his/her collection. What a waste of a so-called drivers' car.
It's certainly an ambitious ask. Alas, my worry is that someone with money will come along, take this off the road completely, wrap it in cotton wool and stick it in a warehouse with the rest of his/her collection. What a waste of a so-called drivers' car.
Clio 182 Trophy
Surely this car isn't sought after enough yet for even one person to come along and make an offer close to asking price? I think ambitious is being friendly...
SharkyUK
ClioSport Club Member
Well... that's the thing. There have been at least two sold recently for around that sort of price. Clearly there are folks out there [with money] who are prepared to pay these prices for low-mileage minters. There may well be other low mileage examples that have swapped hands that aren't even known about.
As 'ordinary' as they may seem to the majority of folks, they are gathering interest from a wider audience than before. Whether that's down to favourable press / exposure, the fact that they are a limited edition model, or something else... I don't know.
Tim.
ClioSport Club Member
The 'driver's car' bit is the caché - it's what makes the car desirable to potential buyers, and it's what will make it worth £x in future.
Harry Metcalfe has done a great job of marketing the Trophy especially with his video. He has a following and many of those people probably have more money than they know what to do with, so why shouldn't someone splurge on this example at this price - just because they can?!
And if they've got a garage like Harry does then it might well get driven, hard even, but with so many equally desirable and focussed drivers' cars to compete with it just might not get out all that often.
I really enjoy seeing the ceiling price for Trophys being pushed higher and for most on this forum it shouldn't really affect people in the slightest.
I'm unmoved because, unlike Andy, I don't care if they all get taken off the road and placed in dehumidified garages - I've got one that I love driving, and that's not going to change. Mine isn't a comparable single-owner, low-mileage, factory-spec, concourse example, nor do I have the funds or inclination to buy one of these that is, so whoever these people are, crack on! IMO
Clio 182 Trophy. No. 189
Remember buying a Citroen AX GT5 many, many years ago that had been sat around for a very long period of it's life albeit I bought the car for the personalised plate 'A5 XGT'.
This out of many cars I have owned over the years had pretty much everything needing replacement due to seizure or perished rubber. Not sure if the modern era of cars has the same trend, but can imagine this needs more spending on it to make it 'good' over some of the other examples out there with much higher mileage.
This out of many cars I have owned over the years had pretty much everything needing replacement due to seizure or perished rubber. Not sure if the modern era of cars has the same trend, but can imagine this needs more spending on it to make it 'good' over some of the other examples out there with much higher mileage.
Did anyone see the one on eBay last week?
Was a Cat D, but after some detective work, found photos of the damage, which was a grazed wheel, cracked front bumper and scuff on the wing... Also pictures of behind and lights removed etc showed it was straight. Sent the guy a message but no reply.
Ended up being sold for £2,150. Looked pretty clean a year or so ago so couldn't of been that bad of a buy tbh.
Trophy No: 351
Was a Cat D, but after some detective work, found photos of the damage, which was a grazed wheel, cracked front bumper and scuff on the wing... Also pictures of behind and lights removed etc showed it was straight. Sent the guy a message but no reply.
Ended up being sold for £2,150. Looked pretty clean a year or so ago so couldn't of been that bad of a buy tbh.
Trophy No: 351
Really? Where was that? it seems mad!
SharkyUK
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Yeah - it's all gone a bit mad at the moment in the Trophy world. Some of the low-mileage, untouched examples are fetching very strong money. One local to me in Cardiff recently sold for a figure not too far from that listed above and I believe another sold recently for a few quid shy of 19k (I can't remember if it was a Northern Ireland based one or not, or the dealer at least). A little birdy also tells me another 15k+ example went to France recently.
imprezaworks
ClioSport Club Member
Mk5 Golf GTI :)
Wow
Daniel
ClioSport Moderator
Whichever has fuel
That was a bargain!!Did anyone see the one on eBay last week?
Was a Cat D, but after some detective work, found photos of the damage, which was a grazed wheel, cracked front bumper and scuff on the wing... Also pictures of behind and lights removed etc showed it was straight. Sent the guy a message but no reply.
Ended up being sold for £2,150. Looked pretty clean a year or so ago so couldn't of been that bad of a buy tbh.
Trophy No: 351
Clio 182 Trophy
Fingers crossed :smile:
Ol’ Tarby
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Clio 220 Trophy
Selling the M3 and going to buy one when I'm home then
Clio 182 Trophy
Ahhh thanks mate!
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