Low mileage 180 - Page 2

Dan1971 · 31-07-12, 06:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nobrainer

Yes but yours was written off, had 100,000 on the clock, a dodgy plenum and you hated it. This is for sale only because I bought 'the red devil' :-)

Alan.F · 31-07-12, 06:38 PM

no need for a snotty reply was there i was being realistic when low miles mk2's aint even fetching that fyi the plenum was changed this is the prices for a 40000 mile example

Original PriceMore info£15,975
Franchised Dealer £1005
Independent Dealer £965
Private Good £825
Private Poor £650
Part Exchange £745

Nobrainer · 31-07-12, 06:45 PM

Sorry, it wasn't meant to be snotty, but you weren't exactly encouraging either

Alan.F · 31-07-12, 06:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nobrainer

Sorry, it wasn't meant to be snotty, but you weren't exactly encouraging either

Quote:

best of luck getting that m8 i know its worth that amount

Alan

Nobrainer · 31-07-12, 07:37 PM

Well thats the internet for you. Neither of us meant to be shitty but thats how it came across. Now can we get back to how wonderful the car is? :-P

peterzs · 31-07-12, 07:40 PM

Well I think its a great car, looked good at Goodwood last time I saw it.

Worth every penny.

fastmike · 31-07-12, 09:15 PM

1

Nobrainer · 31-07-12, 09:19 PM

Yep. In 2010

Nobrainer · 31-07-12, 09:46 PM

Just to counter the Parkers validation given earlier, the what car? validation is £1850 adjusted for mileage and the glasses valuation, not adjusted for mileage (ie 80,000) is £1350-1550. Neither of these take into account the full leather interior.

Who knows what it will actually fetch.

POMPSKI · 31-07-12, 09:50 PM

My 30,000 mile mk2 180 with belts done was £1850, just putting it out there.... Saw a nice MK2 sell for £1200 a couple of weeks ago.

Although im positive its worth that much, in the current climate even the mk2's are selling for silly money.