E86 sold at over £22k it seems

I have a feeling we’ll look back on this in 10 years and consider this a bargain. The majority of E series Zeds will have fallen off the road and this will be even more of a unicorn. You’ll not find another like that in a hurry. Kudos to whoever bought it. 👏🏻
 
I’m not sure how he does it , why are people so happy to pay a premium to a dealer when they could buy from sellers for many thousands less.
I understand cars like this have to be sourced but a lot of his cars come straight off Facebook then advertised for a large mark up , apart from a warranty that’s probably not worth the paper it’s written on what am I missing?
 
Wow, he's done well to get that much for it!

Strange to see a silver top in a 2007 registered car - it must have sat around for a while. No Xenons or cruise either, but I suppose if you hardly used it that probably didn't matter. :LOL:

Still I suppose it's one of those "find another" cars though. I just hope whoever bought it uses it rather than tucking it away to avoid depreciation.
 
peter1450 said:
I’m not sure how he does it , why are people so happy to pay a premium to a dealer when they could buy from sellers for many thousands less.
I understand cars like this have to be sourced but a lot of his cars come straight off Facebook then advertised for a large mark up , apart from a warranty that’s probably not worth the paper it’s written on what am I missing?
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Convenience and assurance. Zach has a reputation and a living to protect. Not every z4 potential owner has the interest or time to cruise boards and for sale ads.

As a parallel, I recently had a chance to buy a Lancia Integrale. With limited knowledge of the car I lacked the confidence I wasn’t walking into a money pit. Having someone with a reputation helping me would have made a big difference to the outcome. It didn’t hang around and I missed it. I totally get why people would pay a premium.
 
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