Z4 coupe
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That looks real nice. Suspect it won't hang around long at under £5k. GLWTS
Yeah I thought it was an odd post and couldn’t understand the point of it… GLWS OP.
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Im not sure if this post is supposed to be ironic, comedic or serious?
Perhaps you could clarify, because one thing it isn’t is accurate.
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Fred Smith said:
Im not sure if this post is supposed to be ironic, comedic or serious?
Perhaps you could clarify, because one thing it isn’t is accurate.
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I'd say a good price for a coupe, I have my Auto Roadster up for sale with 130K miles.
Market does seem flat, by the lack of interest I'm getting. That and I believe people expectation are off, wanting no risk, no faults on what basically is near 20 year old car with miles. They all will want looking after, fixing, but everything is fixable. Other wise go buy a nearly new hatchback with a warranty from a dealer!
We are staring at future of soulless EV's and speed limiters and nanny state cars that we don't actually drive.... These cars should cherished and maintained.
GLWTS
Market does seem flat, by the lack of interest I'm getting. That and I believe people expectation are off, wanting no risk, no faults on what basically is near 20 year old car with miles. They all will want looking after, fixing, but everything is fixable. Other wise go buy a nearly new hatchback with a warranty from a dealer!
We are staring at future of soulless EV's and speed limiters and nanny state cars that we don't actually drive.... These cars should cherished and maintained.
GLWTS
van man
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Totally agree …cheers9designs said:I'd say a good price for a coupe, I have my Auto Roadster up for sale with 130K miles.
Market does seem flat, by the lack of interest I'm getting. That and I believe people expectation are off, wanting no risk, no faults on what basically is near 20 year old car with miles. They all will want looking after, fixing, but everything is fixable. Other wise go buy a nearly new hatchback with a warranty from a dealer!
We are staring at future of soulless EV's and speed limiters and nanny state cars that we don't actually drive.... These cars should cherished and maintained.
GLWTS
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van man
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Agree with you, if the car is in generally good condition it could last many years to come if maintained correctly, it’s done no more than 2,000 miles in the last 12 months, if I wasn’t working in Slovenia so having to take my van I would drive down in the zed without a second thought and that is 2,200 milesFred Smith said:
south yorkshire
Looks an honest wee car and a bargain. GLWTS.
9designs said:
The biggest issue I see is the variance between what people think is acceptable or good condition for the year. A lot of sellers describe their cars as good condition for the age, but are in poor condition. They need a lot of money spent on them to fix the faults.
Cars like the Z4 are often owned by enthusiasts. I think there is an expectation they would be looked after better.
The prices people are asking for Z4 at the moment is crazy. If a seller is asking strong money the car should be free from faults. If they aren't willing to fix faults they should be honest about the faults and price the car accordingly, or sell the car to trade with margin to fix the faults.