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I would like to buy my neighbour's Micra for my son. He cannot name an asking price and wants me to make an offer. It is an 02 registration, 1000cc, and has done only 17,000 miles. It has been off the road for some months as he is no longer able to drive. I know nothing about car prices. What would be a fair price for the car? Any help much appreciated.
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And you want to know how much he's thinking.
So, play ignorant, and say "I don't know much about cars. Would you accept £100?"
He'll say "You're joking, it's worth at least ... "
You then automatically say "Oh. I don't think we could stretch to that."
So, then you have a starting point.
And you want to know how much he's thinking.
So, play ignorant, and say "I don't know much about cars. Would you accept £100?"
He'll say "You're joking, it's worth at least ... "
You then automatically say "Oh. I don't think we could stretch to that."
So, then you have a starting point.
Love your answer joggerjane but he knows that I am a bit more informed than to offer him a silly price. I feel that it would be fairer for him to name a price and then we can negotiate. I know I would have to tax it and am prepared to have it serviced and MOT if necessary. Then I just have the small problem of getting it to the midlands!
Hi, check Auto Trader, print off a few prices from Private sellers off the likes of EBay & show your Neighbour you are not trying to rip him off ( as a lot would do) check out the full condition of the car, from what you have stated " with respect to the person was he a driver that drove on the clutch? if you can, check how much is left on the clutch cable, I would go for the prices given, check out the Road tax/test/ interior seat condition ( rips etc).