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I know the owner of this R and its never been out in the wet and lives its life in the garage that's why the low mileage he's only selling due to buying a rcz R in France for his second home and they are over ten k more over their look IMG-20211220-WA0013.jpgthere you have it
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Can't see the £23K one shifting days before Christmas......

New one listed on AT, white £18,750 with 58K miles. All on AT now white. New one makes the MD one at 17K more saleable, cheaper with lower mileage.
 
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The new one listed at £18,750 is the car with the replacement engine that couldn't sell for £16k before.
 

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I presume the whole engine replacement information is again being withheld. When the previous dealership found out about it (literally days into the sale) they didn't change the advert, so clearly not disclosing the information, which is a bit naughty.
 

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Brief article about R's future classic status:

Peugeot RCZ R

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It’s a testament to the RCZ R’s styling that it still looks modern today, with its double-bubble glass section at the rear proving to be one of the all-time great styling touches. The R version took things one step further, adding punchy performance into the mix.
This is going to be undoubtedly one of the best future classics available today. It was produced in relatively small numbers and though it didn’t have overwhelming appeal, it’s gone down as one of the quirkiest sports cars ever made. Thankfully, they can still be found for under £15,000 currently – but prices are unlikely to stay that way for long.
 

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Comes with private plate rcz 557
Have you replaced the brake discs and refurbished the calipers?

Is the picture blurry, or are the logos missing from the caliper?

That's not a part worn tyre you've put on the damaged side?
 

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Have you replaced the brake discs and refurbished the calipers?

Is the picture blurry, or are the logos missing from the caliper?

That's not a part worn tyre you've put on the damaged side?
The calliper sticker is on there and has had new pads and it's a new tyre
 

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The calliper sticker is on there and has had new pads and it's a new tyre

The brake discs have been a warning on the last two MOTs. It's covered a lot of miles since it's been flagged.

Will it pass the next MOT? It's going to be a bill you'll need to cover to make the car desirable.

The yellow lines on the on the sidewall highlighting the size are usually the marking of a part worn.


That's the one that was owned by a member, recently crashed isn't it?

Yes the member was hit by another car. It was a CAT N, but the damage wasn't bad. I was surprised it was written off.
 

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The low mileage R at 23K is probably one of the best in the country it all boils down to how much ch someone’s willing to pay for a future classic.
 

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Read an article about used car prices. Pretty obvious as we all know now is the time to sell (not to buy)....with prices predicted to fall (crash was the term KPMG used) in 24 months time, they gave 4 scenarios (low demand, high supply, high demand, low supply...pretty obvious) all of which led to lower prices; the equilibrium of supply and demand being met in late 2023. Guessing tax rises, energy costs, higher inflation, new car manufacturing and wage stagnation will impact this,

Wonder what happens to those who are on recently financed PCP (guessing used market?) deals at the end of their Terms given the article gives a generic figure of a 30-40% price drop for used car prices.
 
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There's another low mileage car on this site.


The advert and pictures are poor. It doesn't sell the car very well.
 

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There's another low mileage car on this site.


The advert and pictures are poor. It doesn't sell the car very well.
I am sure he has been trying to sell that car on that site for around 2 years...price has dropped from high £20's...he may be in sane realistic territory now....
 
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