generaljake
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I know what the reserve was too
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White Z4M coupe - 2009, 11K miles
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generaljake
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Since the true price of anything is the price that people are willing to pay, then the price paid at auction sets the level, especially when there was bidding of £5,400 above the reserve price at which the seller would've been willing to accept. Therefore the price of £22,400 at auction, with absolutely no warranty or comeback to the buyer establishes a true benchmark for the selling price of Z4MCs, against which the price of other low-mileage Z4MCs can be compared. IMO this makes the Sepang Bronze Z4MC recently up for sale a very good price for a buyer.
I emailed them again yesterday about the incorrect advert and it has now changed. The reference to full BMWSH has disappeared and it is now "the only factory order Alpine white Z4M for sale in the country".
Claireysmurf
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£26k! http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/121263647797?nav=SEARCH
I've been corresponding with the gentleman selling this car and he tells me it is now sold. He's interested in Reevsie's car I think.
Wow, the market really is moving at the moment.
DannyG bought the Sepang that everybody said was well overpriced, then managed to sell his lovely Silver Grey example at "AUC" prices and now this one has sold.
It's the same over at CSLregister, they seem to be experiencing the same ridiculously aggressive market.
I wonder how long it'll last?
DannyG bought the Sepang that everybody said was well overpriced, then managed to sell his lovely Silver Grey example at "AUC" prices and now this one has sold.
It's the same over at CSLregister, they seem to be experiencing the same ridiculously aggressive market.
I wonder how long it'll last?
StevenH72 said:Wow, the market really is moving at the moment.
DannyG bought the Sepang that everybody said was well overpriced, then managed to sell his lovely Silver Grey example at "AUC" prices and now this one has sold.
It's the same over at CSLregister, they seem to be experiencing the same ridiculously aggressive market.
I wonder how long it'll last?
It's like all things in life, those items that offer a unique experience and that are rare will command strong money.
I couldn't agree more with Exdos, it's about what someone is willing to pay for it. Take my Sepang, the reason why that car in particular was of interest to me and why I believe my money to be safe in that car is because of the mileage, condition and colour- 19 cars produced and how many left with 14k on the clock?
It'll be worth what I paid for it to someone else I'm sure.
In general though it's good new all round.