HI guys

was just wondering what the sale price is for my car, red fabia vrs, 52000 miles, fully serviced and in good nic

was thinking about selling it for a cheaper thing as it costing me 171 quid a month now, i dont want to but if something else come aslong cheaper but similar i will, especially with

You'd need to give us the year of registration and any options if fitted.

its a 2003 03 plate, no extras just as standard with chrome door handle covers, protection door strips removed and leon splitter on front, apart from that its standard

That is one of the really early ones.

Anywhere between

My local dealer has 10 second hand Fabia vRS's, all 04, 05 and 06 ranging from 7995 to 11,695!

should be some good deals for cash.

I paid less than

I paid less than

I paid less than

Ouch Ins + loan repayment =

So its not just my local dealer thats having a laugh.

They have an 06 March 2006 VRs, black, 26000 miles and are trying to sell it for

I think it was around

I'd place a 'Trader ad for 6.5k - see what happens. This seems to compare favourably with what's on there currently, nationwide, having just taken a look. Especially as that mileage is fairly attractive for the year.

Steve

Im looking forward to more & more getting below

Why an earth would you be looking forward to more getting below 6k??

Surely the higher the used price the better it is for the owner.

Why an earth would you be looking forward to more getting below 6k??

Surely the higher the used price the better it is for the owner.

From an owners point of view yes but from a buyers point of view no.

This poster is looking to buy & is saving up at

From an owners point of view yes but from a buyers point of view no.

Surely a buyer then becomes an owner and all his glee at the prices falling is now brought to bear on himself.

Surely a buyer then becomes an owner and all his glee at the prices falling is now brought to bear on himself.

Or another way of looking at it he's spent less in the first place so less to lose.

Its like buying a house where you really make the gains are the actual price you pay for it, not the DIY. If you buy for the right price its easy to flip making quick

Its like buying a house where you really make the gains are the actual price you pay for it, not the DIY. If you buy for the right price its easy to flip making quick

With cars its buying the cheapest - or the best possible deal (make the seller wince) maybe if your lucky and they are desperate to sell you could have 1 years free motoring i.e. you could sell it in a year and the market value is the same as what you have paid for it.

You are completely contradicting yourself now.

As I said, you can't have your cake and eat it. If want pi$$ poor resdiuals then fine but remember they'll be pi$$ poor when you come to sell too. If you get lucky and find a bargain then ideal.