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Hi folks
I've been looking around to see what 225 LCRs are making now, and there don't seem many around in private sales, mainly dealers still.
Mine's a Platinum 05/05 and done 11,000 miles as a 2nd car (always garaged) bought new by me in April '05. Mechanically totally standard, with just the Seat Sport half leather/aluminium gear lever and Seat Sport kick plates imported from Spain (not available from UK dealers) to brighten the car up.
Apart from needing alloys refurbed due to wife's parking, and a stone chip on the wing mirror it's as new. It's also been Armourfend'd from new so no stone chips in the usual places.
If anyone has recent experience of part-ex'ing one at a dealer, any idea what they're offering these days? If I sell privately does £13k sound about right?
I'm thinking now might be the right time to sell before values take a nose dive when the Cupra arrives, and i have a hankering for something of similar value at 3-4 years old which won't depreciate much over the next couple of years.
Grateful for experience
Adrian
I've been looking around to see what 225 LCRs are making now, and there don't seem many around in private sales, mainly dealers still.
Mine's a Platinum 05/05 and done 11,000 miles as a 2nd car (always garaged) bought new by me in April '05. Mechanically totally standard, with just the Seat Sport half leather/aluminium gear lever and Seat Sport kick plates imported from Spain (not available from UK dealers) to brighten the car up.
Apart from needing alloys refurbed due to wife's parking, and a stone chip on the wing mirror it's as new. It's also been Armourfend'd from new so no stone chips in the usual places.
If anyone has recent experience of part-ex'ing one at a dealer, any idea what they're offering these days? If I sell privately does £13k sound about right?
I'm thinking now might be the right time to sell before values take a nose dive when the Cupra arrives, and i have a hankering for something of similar value at 3-4 years old which won't depreciate much over the next couple of years.
Grateful for experience
Adrian
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