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| The Pub For General Automotive Related Talk |
| View Poll Results: Was your used car purchase within the redbook suggested price? | |||
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23-05-2007, 03:05 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Mackay
Posts: 465
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Hi
I have been spending a while looking at used cars for sale and seeing how close they are to the values redbook put on them and taking into mind any options that have been fitted. In that time i havent seen too many cars within the private sale region or remotely close to what people (Redbook says) would get for a trade. Just a few questions..... Have most people who have bought used cars paid in this region? If they havent then where do these figures come from? I believe its a buyers used car market at the moment and from what i see people always struggle to sell. Why arent these sale prices anywhere close to these values (if they're correct) because you will only get peanuts from a dealer? |
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How True are Redbook Values
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