E89 Market watch
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N4LLY said:
Who's valuation is that?
N4LLY said:
WBAC :wink:
Yeah got that - but for who's car
Decent valuation - Mings was a cheap car
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Anonymous
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My car.. 5/7/2012 WBAC £13,000 today WBAC £12,400
A 35is 5/7/2012 WBAC £14,305 today £13,500
Looks like the summer is coming to an end..
A 35is 5/7/2012 WBAC £14,305 today £13,500
Looks like the summer is coming to an end..
WBAC started at just over £11k, then over 5 or 6 weeks it went up to £12200. That's when I enquired on the forum as to a "proper" price and thought £12500 to a forumite, or maybe a grand over to start with in a private advert.
Someone jumped in and offered me the asking price so I accepted. Subsequently I've had offers PM'd over that amount, but the buyer and myself are happy with the deal so there it is. If it fell through I've no doubt it would still have takers at £12500 or even above.
Someone jumped in and offered me the asking price so I accepted. Subsequently I've had offers PM'd over that amount, but the buyer and myself are happy with the deal so there it is. If it fell through I've no doubt it would still have takers at £12500 or even above.
ronk said:
That's right, but they hadn't seen the car and no doubt would have taken money off for the few scuffs on the wheels. More realistic was the one I had from Wizzle, which was between 11500 and 12250, after I'd declared the "faults". I probably could have got more, but I'm happy with the outcome. I paid the same amount for it, but have added about a grand of improvements and another £500 on a full service, so I guess it's cost me £1500 for 15 months of ownership (plus insurance, MOT etc). Those mods have made it immensely more enjoyable, so money well spent in my book.
Ming said:
They would struggle to find any wheel scuffs etc., and when I bought my car it had all the toys- wbac dont seem to price in the extra stuff - it seems they offer one price.
I’ve been reliably informed to ask circa £28.5k for mine If I put it on the market now.
That fits in nicely with wbac valuation and the extra toys my car has.
N4LLY said:Ole gits rule said:
Indeed. Did not want to comment and offend. Ming's motor was / is one sorted car
Yes defo a very nice car indeed
Pbondar said:
Just checked mine based on yours and yes dropped form £10,300 to £9,750 in the last week
smwatson90
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5,000 mile museum piece...
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202108126143976
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202108126143976
smwatson90 said:
That is a museum piece alright, put any miles on it and the value will plummet.
Just out of curiosity after reading previous posts (No intention of selling) just went for a valuation with WBAC. Only basic details required, no extras taken into account and valuation received was £20,260 which lets say is way under anything I consider reasonable for a 2014, 35is with 46K miles and all the toys.
Silverstar said:
Hit 25k and its worth £16k, hit 50K and its £14k - better of buying one with 50k on it now, not certain that thing standing around is doing it any good anyway
Nanu said:
Seems a little low but then they have to make a margin when they sell it on as well - similar car at £27k -- https://www.carshop.co.uk/used-car/BMW/Z4/YE64GSZ