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Should I accept an offer for my car of hold off because of Coronavirus?
I had a very good offer from a trader for my car now even if not buying another just yet. Do you think trade in prices will plunge in the next few weeks?
Also, should one be able to buy in a few weeks, are prices likely to be very keen as dealers strive to shift stock?
Also, should one be able to buy in a few weeks, are prices likely to be very keen as dealers strive to shift stock?
Asked on 18 March 2020 by edward russell
Answered by
Dan Powell
Average used prices are expected to climb in the coming weeks, but the price spikes will be dependant on the make, model and condition of car: www.honestjohn.co.uk/news/coronavirus/2020-03/coro.../
There will be delays to new factory ordered cars, but there are lots of delivery mileage pre-reg vehicles on the market, which means you will be in a very strong position to find an as-new replacement: www.honestjohn.co.uk/cars-for-sale/search/?age=1&a...c
There will be delays to new factory ordered cars, but there are lots of delivery mileage pre-reg vehicles on the market, which means you will be in a very strong position to find an as-new replacement: www.honestjohn.co.uk/cars-for-sale/search/?age=1&a...c
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