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The electric car market is slumping as well. Electric car prices are falling faster than any other car. Manufacturers are losing money and stopping future production. You can buy a preregistered Nissan Leaf for under £15,000. That is less than half the list price. Electric cars were very...

The market values are for good cars. Turn up at a dealer with a car needing maintenance and they deduct from the valuation. Autotrader's price guide has also slumped. Their guide price for the £13,950 grey car is only £8750. They say that's at least £2160 more than part exchange and quick sale...

HPI/CAP valuations are what the car industry is based on. Many of the Rs that come up are discussed on here. There has been plenty of examples of good cars for a lot less than £14,000. 60,000 mile cars have never been £14,000 cars. That car isn't a £14,000 car. I know the forum is biased, but...

There has been plenty of cars that look as good if not better, with less miles, than that one sell for less. I wouldn't be paying £14,000 for a 60k mile R. Trying to encourage someone else to do it is poor advice. There was one with a Peugeot warranty, less miles, a few months ago and the...

WBAC only offer £5300 for the that car. WBAC sometimes throws up really random valuations, but it aligns with the HPI valuation for a trade in. HPI say as a trade in £5200 for a good car upto £6400 for an excellent car. Private sale £7400-7900. Dealer sale £8500-9000. HPI's valuation graphs...

I think they might struggle to get £12,000 for it. It's been on sale for 5 weeks. The cars in good condition and priced well sell. That one is still hanging around. HPI do a free online valuation guide. They won't be able to trade the car in, or sell to We buy any car as the offers will be...

Nothing like a good bit of gaslighting. I never kicked off and I'm not in wind up mode. It was yourself that started throwing the insults about for no reason. I agree it's time to move on.

The warranty is very good. Most manufacturer extended warranties are. This will be the last year you can extend the warranty. It covers up to 10 years old. £14,000 for a private sale car with 60,000 miles is still too much. They've reduced the price numerous times which suggests they aren't...

I'm struggling with your association between people that buy quality tyres and bad driving. It's an odd fight to fight that is getting increasingly desperate.

Why does every tyre thread on here end up with insults? Why is it taken so personally? Quality tyres make a huge difference to a car. There is a reason no manufacturer of sports cars, or most other cars, fit budget tyres to their cars when new. It's not about driving like an idiot. The braking...

I'm shocked at some of the opinions and defensiveness about poor quality tyres. You don't need to be a race car driver to understand or feel why quality tyres are important. They make a massive difference to how a car feels and drives. Braking distances, especially in the wet, are horrendous...

Bizarre thread. It's not a real car and nobody is going to make anything like that. The entire car is a render with proportions of everything changed.

It's not real. The images are from an account on Pinterest. The account has tons of renders of cars and bikes. You can see none of those images are actually photographs. The car also doesn't have brakes. They used Gran Turismo Sport to create the car.

That's just a render. That isn't a real car.

A 71,000 mile car has popped up for £9500 at a dealer. The front discs have been advisories for the last couple of MOT, but no mention this year. Must have found a friendly tester. It looks like it needs new tyres. A couple of the wheels are too far gone. The NSF has been machined so far...

All of the car is overlooked for most owners. Not many people are genuinely anal about their cars. The seats in the R are prone to wear.

I'm just trying to imagine how small and light RCZ-R is to keep the seats like that after so long. :) The seats in the R are very good, but they are pointy. Most of the cars that come up have a lot of wear to the bolsters. Some of them seem really excessive for the mileage.

I'd like to know how much the previous owner traded it in for. Dealers usually only offer book value and that is very low. It does seem strange that they've gone to the effort to keep, store and look after a car for 9 years, then it ended up at Derby Trade Cars.

The advert said 13,000 miles. The picture of the clock showed 13,800 miles.