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need advice on selling and buying a car
I have a mini to sell, worth about £6,000, and I want to buy a car for £4,000 that I will get more mileage to the gallon. Also, as I sell my car, I will need a car to use straight away for work. What is the best way please?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.You could try advertising your Mini and stating that a cheaper, more economical car, could be taken as part payment. However, unless you go for a car with a much smaller engine [although you might consider diesel] will the change be worth it? After all, Mini's are quite good on fuel and if your driving style and journeys reflect poor mpg then would a replacement show significant improvement?
You will have a job getting a car which does many more miles per gallon than the mini.
Go to a used car dealer and tell them you want to sell the Mini and buy a cheaper car, they will probably do a deal, Minis are in demand so they will be able to resell at a profit.
Otherwise get a cash buyer for the Mini and when you have cash in your pocket go out and buy another car.
Go to a used car dealer and tell them you want to sell the Mini and buy a cheaper car, they will probably do a deal, Minis are in demand so they will be able to resell at a profit.
Otherwise get a cash buyer for the Mini and when you have cash in your pocket go out and buy another car.
For more mpg figures have a look at www.honestjohn.co.uk and check out the Real MPG section. Sorry to go off subject a bit but I'm just trying to help prevent you changing your car "for something more economical" when what you might lose on your current car will more than offset a slight gain in mpg.
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