Date: Sat, 20 Feb 1999 10:10:39 +0100 From: "Simon Watkins" <106374.2647nopsamuserve.com> Subject: Re: European price levelling impact
Or buy my nearly 6 month old 9-5 that I bought through the IDS scheme. I'm part exchanging it in 2 weeks for another. The dealer is not giving me that great a price, but although the car was supplied in the UK, I'm living in Germany so its easier this way. I'm swapping it on 1 March for another. I'd take a better offer if you were in the London/Dover region! Car is Silver Metallic, 2.0LPT 5 spd. Grey velour interior. Optional extras include: ACC, AS2 Audio, twin rear cupholders, split sunvisors, height adjustable passenger seat. Plus of course all the many standard extras that Saab put on the car anyway. Car was first registered 23 Aug 98 so is an S reg, has done only 7000 miles. I'll sell to the best offer over £16500. But you'd have to be quick - only 8 or 9 days left before it goes!!! Email me if you or anyone is interested! Simon -- Spammers, here's some for you: fraudinfonopsamet.com sweep.daynopsam.gov.au ucenopsamgov Mark Trudgill wrote in message <1999021921342382754nopsamet.co.uk>... >The message <7akd2l$rf9$3nopsam.news.pipex.net> > from "David KITCHING" <davidknopsamic.co.uk> contains these words: > > >> Anyone any opinions on what to do if one is considering buying a new or >> recent car in the UK given that prices will be reduced by Gov legislation >> soon, to bring them into line with the rest of Europe.....this means that >> second hand prices will also drop and so anyone taking out a CPC or HP >> agreement could find themselves with a car worth less than what they owe. >> Ow! > >> What's a shrewd solution? > > > >Buy a "pre-owned" 6 miles on the clock job from one of the car >supermarkets at 65% of the new list price. > > > >-- >Mark Trudgill.. >
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