Is this priced right?

[Gary_F4R]

Being a Cat D Im a bit unsure how much it decreses the value. It my gf's parents car:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2005-Vaux...1677431?pt=Automobiles_UK&hash=item415ce972f7

What would you say is a fair price for the car?

All opinions apreciated

 

[TonkaTruck]

If I was buying a Cat D, I would look for about £500 less than what a brilliant example of it would be worth.

 

[jackfm]

If I was buying a Cat D, I would look for about £500 less than what a brilliant example of it would be worth.

No way. Cat D should have a major effect on the price. I would say anywhere between 25-50% off a good example. £500 is not even close to the discount you should be looking for. I think that car looks pricey.

 

[Ruhani]

No way. Cat D should have a major effect on the price. I would say anywhere between 25-50% off a good example. £500 is not even close to the discount you should be looking for. I think that car looks pricey.

I second that, for the uneducated (majority) of people Cat D rings alarm bells & also in the event of an insurance claim, companies de-value a car to much lower if it is a cat.

 

[Keith Lemon]

No way. Cat D should have a major effect on the price. I would say anywhere between 25-50% off a good example. £500 is not even close to the discount you should be looking for. I think that car looks pricey.

+1 - Looks too expensive to me too, maybe 2k?

 

[Gary_F4R]

They will take £2100 for it, bumped the price up a little so they could be knocked down. Thing is they payed £3750 for it which would of been about right if it wasnt catagorized so have already knocked £1000 of the price.

It realy is a good example, think I'll add an offers option to the listing...

 

[Dunn]

Why would you want a cat d astra

They are s**t