It’s a car which would typically retail at a dealer for around £2,000, possibly £2295 if particularly nice with low miles. As a private sale it’s worth £1200-£1500 tops so I’d advertise it at £1495ono and I’d take the arm off the first person with £1200 in their hand. If however it’s tatty bodily despite its low miles then it’s £995ono.

Its tidy outside and clean inside.. but I agree with your valuations for Scotland, but they are few and more expensive here £1900 is the cheapest i saw when looking .

Its 55000 miles and failed for 2 bulbs last year.. pre then pass every time and no advisories ever..

Even with his low mileage it was serviced very year.

“ Its tidy outside and clean inside.. but I agree with your valuations for Scotland, but they are few and more expensive here £1900 is the cheapest i saw when looking . Its 55000 miles and failed for 2 bulbs last year.. pre then pass every time and no advisories ever.. Even with his low mileage it was serviced very year.” You don’t get if you don’t ask. You can always start high and drop down but these were never particularly good cars. Reliable yes but they were bland and don’t carry much appeal for most buyers sadly. They sold on price and the long warranty only and were always hard work used. I agree that there’s some value increase south of the border but I’ll be impressed and delighted if you get more than £1500. The challenge is now set, get that car sold.

SLO, it's not just south of the border. Having lived here for over two decades, I can honestly say that car prices in East Anglia are amongst the highest anywhere, with Norfolk being the worst value.

<< it's not just south of the border. Having lived here for over two decades, I can honestly say that car prices in East Anglia are amongst the highest anywhere, with Norfolk being the worst value. >>

That's interesting. When my daughter sold her Golf Plus a few years ago, I was surprised that someone from Kings Lynn came to south Manchester to buy, who said exactly that.

Think of this..Cars in the past few years

Moving to get them...

S W Wales to Sheffiel... repeat to Oxford. London to Cheltenham but then Localish here.

Colchester to Braintree. another Norwich.. another Grimsby.. last one over to Kent.

Colchester seems to be dearish for used or new and newish.