Charlie1875
Active Member
Totally agree with the comment, I watched it go through the auctions yesterday and today it’s up for sale, I quite fancied it for spare parts, its got money pit written all over it!
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Newbie looking for an R
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Claret63
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I miss my old R, but the fact is with regard to any parts, price wise it’s simply crazy given what for a RCZ is worth.I am just not talking about the R, just check out the price of a middle LED brake light.
I do wonder where the market is for the RCZ right now, given the extortionate price of parts, makes me feel sad.
I never had a problem with the price of parts when I had mine, availability and aftermarket parts is a problem for me now wanting to come back to a R, the alloys are a massive problem for me, you only have one decent cut on them Sadly to get the factory look.
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Charlie1875
Active Member
regarding the cheap R being sold, I fear somebody is in for a big shock when issues may appear.
massive initial profit for the trader too
massive initial profit for the trader too
Claret63
Active Member
Probably didn’t have a clue about the price of parts before purchase…..
Charlie1875
Active Member
Mot history was iffy also, proves some people don’t check it prior to purchase
How much did it make at the auction?
I hope the garage has failed to fix the problems and has pulled the car from sale rather than ripping off a customer.
The reviews of the garage owner are terrible and I think they would rip off a customer.
The trade in to clear car has found a new owner.
It was reduced to £9995, which still isn't trade value.
That's another car I'd be worried about having issues. Any dealer trying to sell a car without the required legal protection sets alarm bells off.
It was reduced to £9995, which still isn't trade value.
That's another car I'd be worried about having issues. Any dealer trying to sell a car without the required legal protection sets alarm bells off.
Charlie1875
Active Member
From memory it went for £3.600, as it went up for sale the next day or the day after following the auction ended I’m sure it was fully prepared and all faults rectified before sale, Not!
Charlie1875
Active Member
Yes totally agree, I wouldn’t be able to sleep at night selling cars with known faults attached to them.