Noticed two rare Anthracite Yeti's on the used market;

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By there registration numbers they could be ex SUK vehicles and bizarrely they were registered long after this colour was supposedly withdrawn in September 2009.

Regards,

TP

Edited 15 July, 201015 yr by The Plumber

By there registration numbers they could be ex SUK vehicles and bizarrely they were registered long after this colour was supposedly withdrawn in September 2009.

Regards,

TP

I saw this a while back and saved it since it will be my supplying dealer. And I liked the colour:

It's a 10 reg in Anthracite!!!

Noticed two rare Anthracite Yeti's on the used market;

My link

My link

By there registration numbers they could be ex SUK vehicles and bizarrely they were registered long after this colour was supposedly withdrawn in September 2009.

Regards,

TP

They'll stay rare at that price!

I guess the dealers know that buying nearly new will save the long wait for a new one, and some will pay for that

They'll stay rare at that price!I guess the dealers know that buying nearly new will save the long wait for a new one, and some will pay for that

In my experience that price would be the starting point for negotiations and the end result could be a lot lower.

As you say it avoids a waiting list delay and if the spec and colour are what you are after, these cars can be a good way to acquire a 'new' Yeti.

I'm delighted with my Yeti bought like this.