I thought the whole point of this thread was to help people follow the market trends (buying and selling) and get an idea of what these cars are selling for currently and the demand. If people then selling ignore what the market does your just throwing money away and giving people too much of a bargain and an easy ride. Sure dealers will always sell at a bit more, and there's nothing wrong with pricing your car to sell, obviously accepted that some people need to sell quicker than others. But if you have a look through this thread, the demand is clearly there for these cars at the moment so take a punt and put the price up a bit higher, give yourself some negotiation room. If you go for £11500 or £12000, people will naturally try and knock you down so go a bit higher, and see what happens. 12k for a 63k miler in good condition is silly with the market as it is IMHO.
You both have what seem to be decent cars with average miles on there and are pricing well too low in my opinion. Remember Roadsters are seasonal car's as well, if the weathers starting to feel warmer (which it is already) people will start thinking about summer cars and drop tops so you can add a bit on for that as well, demand will increase further. It's your car and up to you how you sell it but you'll lose nothing by pricing a bit higher, apart from maybe waiting a bit longer, but if that gains you £1000-£500 then surely it's worth it.
You both have what seem to be decent cars with average miles on there and are pricing well too low in my opinion. Remember Roadsters are seasonal car's as well, if the weathers starting to feel warmer (which it is already) people will start thinking about summer cars and drop tops so you can add a bit on for that as well, demand will increase further. It's your car and up to you how you sell it but you'll lose nothing by pricing a bit higher, apart from maybe waiting a bit longer, but if that gains you £1000-£500 then surely it's worth it.
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