Reply With QuoteYou don't know the age, condition, model, spec, MOT date, tax date etc..
I would say somewhere from £0-2,500.
a work colleague of mine is considering selling her punto gt. I have no idea which model it is all that its a turbo. Ive never bothered to give it a second glance but the engines playing up a little but once her hubby fixes it, its being sold. I know she only paid £250 for it but that was as a non runner. I know its hard to put a value on it but what sort of price you reckon they'l be asking? id have thought around the £700 mark.....but i would consider getting it if it were cheaper. Thoughts?
You don't know the age, condition, model, spec, MOT date, tax date etc..
I would say somewhere from £0-2,500.
pmsl ^^^^^^^^^Originally Posted by WilkyWay
lol what a shite question wasnt it! ill be going to look at it this week but i just heard in passing conversation that it was being sold. obviously ill get all the info later but a 96 gt with tax AND mot, couple of scuffs, id say £3-400...
no mate look at piston heads if its a 96 with T&T will be a minium of 700 + unless there is something wrong with it u value these cars very low
just noticed her daughters also selling hers.
whats this worth?
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1601631.htm
1.5psi? Bet it flies!
Personally, I would start your offer at a packet of skittles, and work your way up to a pack of mini eggs. Wouldn't go higher than the mini eggs though tbh, unless it was a GT3, then I might offer her £100 cash.
Its all about offering quavers. Then up the anti by offering Mccoys. Dont faff about with Skittles.
No offense but the advert didnt seem very well written which often puts alot of people off.
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