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Anyone selling their Z4 actually sold it?
- Thread starter chris
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Not selling, but bought one 2 weeks ago. Roadster as well.
From the ones I went and saw though private sales don't seem to be moving well mate. For several I was the first to come and see it. The one I bought I knocked £860 off, and didn't give him a deposit so if he had interest he could have easily sold it elsewhere. The weather is pap and you're so close to Christmas. I got lucky selling the TT which sold last week, as the guy really wanted it. Drove up in sub zero conditions and test drove it in snow.
From the ones I went and saw though private sales don't seem to be moving well mate. For several I was the first to come and see it. The one I bought I knocked £860 off, and didn't give him a deposit so if he had interest he could have easily sold it elsewhere. The weather is pap and you're so close to Christmas. I got lucky selling the TT which sold last week, as the guy really wanted it. Drove up in sub zero conditions and test drove it in snow.
A rwd roadster off the back of a recession while enduring he coldest snowiest November/Decemnber is probably not the best time to sell.
Why not just break it and I'll take the wheels as Winters and the front bumper
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Anywayz - why would you sell after so much work on it? Hope it's a positive reason.
Why not just break it and I'll take the wheels as Winters and the front bumper
oke: Anywayz - why would you sell after so much work on it? Hope it's a positive reason.
cj10jeeper said:Why not just break it and I'll take the wheels as Winters and the front bumper
Anywayz - why would you sell after so much work on it? Hope it's a positive reason.
Nice try :lol:
And need more seats, fed up of having to go everywhere in the missus car. But i may just get her a one series. I was planning on selling and putting a bit towards the new house, but saying that i very much doubt it. Saw a GP mini for 15k today, and had to resist, well until i saw it had no rear seats :rofl: