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Relisted the Subaru
- Thread starter Jay.S
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What are others similar up for ?
Put it up at £4k and move your target demographic :grin:
From what I've seen I thought it would fly off the shelf at £3700. Next Hawkeye wagon on eBay is £6k, it's also priced lower than some Blobeyes & bugeyes. Of course though this is due to the mileage.
Having so many offers all around the £3k mark seems like it's telling me something though. One guy just came to view and offered £3k as well.
If you've had 7 offers, £3100 being the highest, why makes you think you'll get £3500? (I don't mean to sound rude.)
I can't remember the last car I had that didn't sell to the first person to see it. How do you value your time?
For the sake of £400 I'd have let it go personally.
We're only a few weeks away from March, the month when used cars take their biggest hit value wise.
I can't remember the last car I had that didn't sell to the first person to see it. How do you value your time?
For the sake of £400 I'd have let it go personally.
We're only a few weeks away from March, the month when used cars take their biggest hit value wise.
Thanks @Daniel I'm looking for honesty so I'm glad you posted. That's what I was thinking having so many offers at £3k has made me think is my price to high.
@Knuckles i wasn't to begin with but my boiler has broken and I need £1700 for a new one so kind of yeah but I'm not letting it go for silly money.
End later today so I'll see how it goes.
@Knuckles i wasn't to begin with but my boiler has broken and I need £1700 for a new one so kind of yeah but I'm not letting it go for silly money.
End later today so I'll see how it goes.
I've knocked 1250 off a car before, that's my best so far. If it's genuinely worth it's price then I probably wouldn't negotiate but sometimes people are dreaming.
I think it's always really a buyers market because people are usually selling for a reason so they'll accept maybe that 500 less.
When I was selling I never budged on price really, just priced it right.
I think it's always really a buyers market because people are usually selling for a reason so they'll accept maybe that 500 less.
When I was selling I never budged on price really, just priced it right.
I advertise cars for a price and sell them for that price. I despise haggling, I find it degrading. Weather I'm buying or selling, I hate it.
Similarly, when I'm buying a car, I'll view it then offer a firm 'take it or leave it' price. No haggling, no hard feelings.
I've knocked 75% off of the advertised price before now. But then I know what I'm doing and can smell a problem car a mile off! In fact My last Clio was advertised at £1750 no offers and I drove off innit having parted with just £700.
If your car is relatively fault free, is clean (this is the most overlooked!) and it's priced right, there should be no need to knock hundreds of pounds off.
Similarly, when I'm buying a car, I'll view it then offer a firm 'take it or leave it' price. No haggling, no hard feelings.
I've knocked 75% off of the advertised price before now. But then I know what I'm doing and can smell a problem car a mile off! In fact My last Clio was advertised at £1750 no offers and I drove off innit having parted with just £700.
If your car is relatively fault free, is clean (this is the most overlooked!) and it's priced right, there should be no need to knock hundreds of pounds off.
I think that buyers will try to haggle for the cost of the tyres even though you have considered it in the price.
You have a well maintained Impreza wagon with a desirable prodrive pack and breat history but regardless of price, the thought of a set of tyres after purchase is potential for haggling.
Maybe get some part worns on it? I doubt that you could find four but certainly matching fronts and backs should be possible?
Is it necessary to comment on the dated sat nav? It seems a negative comment and open to further haggling.
Whatever you decide, stick to your price and good luck with the sale.
Shanny
You have a well maintained Impreza wagon with a desirable prodrive pack and breat history but regardless of price, the thought of a set of tyres after purchase is potential for haggling.
Maybe get some part worns on it? I doubt that you could find four but certainly matching fronts and backs should be possible?
Is it necessary to comment on the dated sat nav? It seems a negative comment and open to further haggling.
Whatever you decide, stick to your price and good luck with the sale.
Shanny
eBay is full of chancers and to be honest, I am one of them. I'd offer 3k for your car if if was in the market just to see if you accept it.
I always work on a 10% theme for ono so for your car I would want at least 370 off.
As Daniel has said, in the grand scheme of things it's £400 but depends how desperate you are to sell.
I always work on a 10% theme for ono so for your car I would want at least 370 off.
As Daniel has said, in the grand scheme of things it's £400 but depends how desperate you are to sell.
CrippsCorner
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My Impreza sold to the second viewer... it was up for £6,750 and the first person wanted a grand off! Came to see it and made the offer and received a firm no, then proceeded to phone me 3 times still asking for the same price!? Weirdo.
Sold it the following week for £6,600 :smile: and off it went to Poland!
To be honest in my experience, foreign buyers can be the best. My brother's Impreza was exported to... to Germany.
Sold it the following week for £6,600 :smile: and off it went to Poland!
To be honest in my experience, foreign buyers can be the best. My brother's Impreza was exported to... to Germany.
