$28K, for an auto?...wtfis with Aussie prices?
[sold]Volvo 850R $60,000
Price dropped to 28k
Omfg spend the small amount of $$ to swap the coolant bottle...
21 days later
and a dead headliner. tripping.
I guess the big part about this is that 5-6 years ago, this would have been a $6K car, but here we are in 2022 with lots of us pining over our 'hero' cars from a little while back. Throw COVID into the mix and someone is cheeky enough to suggest it's worth more than $20K. One of us might see value in that and buy it.
For anyone interested, I can forward across some invoices/proof of spend by the previous owner for some of the maintenance items and some other things.
90% of ads seem to be people just fishing for an idiot buyer.
My last couple of vehicle purchases, I’ve paid 20% and 27% of the original asking prices… And both of the sellers started with a variation of “I know what I’ve got”…
The 850R: High teens, maybe nudging $20k for the right buyer but low~mid teens if you actually want to move it sometime soon (IMHO, obviously).
Insurance companies are willing to do agreed values at decent amounts now though which is a good thing, mine is with Shannon's for 30k, seems reasonable ?
Jamest5r_Insurance companies are willing to do agreed values at decent amounts now though which is a good thing, mine is with Shannon's for 30k, seems reasonable ?
Double that for the better sedan James.
Jamest5r_https://ozvolvo.org/discussion/comment/202852#Comment_202852
The sedan didn't sell, it's now less than half price, I rest me case ?
The wagons aren't selling either... the manuals are being bought immediately though....
5 months later
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