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SetH	posted on 29th Dec 06 at 13:38
	well he didnt go for it, he wants 3k by the looks of things! that means selling mine for 4k? dont think so, its not a 93 standard wrx shitter is it?
NovaGTE2	posted on 29th Dec 06 at 13:31
	Personally wouldnt touch that either; would never buy a car for over £1K with at least most of its service history. Im sure your imprezza will sale soon; its a good spec and good price now. would be tempted myself when i sale the BMW as im doing the same; down costing to save for a house:(
Jambo	posted on 29th Dec 06 at 13:02
	i wouldnt touch it if you just want to sell it on, no FSH i wouldnt even bother going to view it! The interior is awull, the exterior has most likely seen many kerbs hence cheap replacement hub caps... Looks like a car that hasnt been cared for, so will probably be HARD to sell. So seems pointless unless you want to run it into the ground.
deano87	posted on 29th Dec 06 at 12:50
	quote: Originally posted by ClaireF was 75k alot on a N reg Depends what year it had done 75k :lol: after year 1, yes, fucking loads, after year 10, not really :P Anyway, this Renault Clio...
ClaireF	posted on 29th Dec 06 at 12:17
	was 75k alot on a N reg
SetH	posted on 29th Dec 06 at 12:17
	mailed him back offered 2k as i think thats the most i will get for it in private sale. isnt cambelt change due at 60k on these as well so thats £300 someone will try slash of the price.
Colin	posted on 29th Dec 06 at 12:15
	Well average mileage is 10-12k per year so a 5yr old 01 car with average miles would have 50-58k :boggle: Average for a 96 would be 120+
deano87	posted on 29th Dec 06 at 12:13
	quote: Originally posted by drax quote: Originally posted by deano87 quote: Originally posted by Colin quote: Originally posted by deano87 especially as it has done such high miles. 58k is not high on an 01 car!! I guess, keep forgetting how old a 51 plate car is. My girlfriends R-reg has done 55k. how old is a 51 plate then, because my corsa is 90k just now, and thats 1996? :look: 51 is September to December 2001 or January/February 2002 which means it has averages just over 10k miles per year which is what most people look for when buying a car. Yours is obviously below average. [Edited on 29-12-2006 by deano87]
drax	posted on 29th Dec 06 at 12:10
	quote: Originally posted by deano87 quote: Originally posted by Colin quote: Originally posted by deano87 especially as it has done such high miles. 58k is not high on an 01 car!! I guess, keep forgetting how old a 51 plate car is. My girlfriends R-reg has done 55k. how old is a 51 plate then, because my corsa is 90k just now, and thats 1996? :look:
deano87	posted on 29th Dec 06 at 12:08
	quote: Originally posted by Colin quote: Originally posted by deano87 especially as it has done such high miles. 58k is not high on an 01 car!! I guess, keep forgetting how old a 51 plate car is. My girlfriends R-reg has done 55k.
SetH	posted on 29th Dec 06 at 12:08
	just had a look on trader, very good condition ones with avg miles and on forecourt are around 3-3.2k
Colin	posted on 29th Dec 06 at 12:06
	probably 40k / 4yr My sister has one, its such a pleasant drive :o would you like me to check her service book???
SetH	posted on 29th Dec 06 at 12:04
	not worried about condition of interior, know a valeter that can make interiors look like new. anyone know cambelt interval on these? Just want to be able to sell it hassle free, wont be keeping it.
Colin	posted on 29th Dec 06 at 12:02
	quote: Originally posted by deano87 especially as it has done such high miles. 58k is not high on an 01 car!!
Colin	posted on 29th Dec 06 at 12:00
	Interior looks a bit manky for 58k has the dog been living in it :o
deano87	posted on 29th Dec 06 at 11:59
	quote: Originally posted by deano87 The no service history is a bit strange, especially as it has done such high miles. With that in mind and what else you've said I'd say about £3.5k. rofl, I was completely out. Interior is mullered, that has been used and abused big time. [Edited on 29-12-2006 by deano87]
CorsaLad	posted on 29th Dec 06 at 11:59
	You beat me too it...but at least I had the stats :D
deano87	posted on 29th Dec 06 at 11:59
	The no service history is a bit strange, especially as it has done such high miles. With that in mind and what else you've said I'd say about £3.5k.
SetH	posted on 29th Dec 06 at 11:58
	[Edited on 29-12-2006 by SetH]
CorsaLad	posted on 29th Dec 06 at 11:58
	From parkers: Renault Clio (01 on) 1.2 16V Expression 3d 2002/51 Average mileage 40,000 miles Original Price £7,995 Franchised Dealer £3,835 Independent Dealer £3,590 Private Good £3,050 Private Poor £2,295 Part Exchange £2,675 As this one if above average mileage and no FSH I would say it was worth about £2k. Hope this helps mate!
Colin	posted on 29th Dec 06 at 11:58
	Dunno man maybe £2k :boggle:
SetH	posted on 29th Dec 06 at 11:54
	After all the part ex offers of skylines and other crazy hi performance cars finally found someone who wants to part ex a sensible car towards my impreza. I will be selling this part ex on as need a cash lump for a house deposit. Here are the details, I am going to have a look on trader and parkers and try and get a rough idea of value, but if anyone can suggest some figures would be appreciated. renault clio 1.2 expression 3dr 51 plate 58,000 miles electric mirrors electric window sunroof central locking switchable passenger airbag heated rear screen jvc stereo standard front and rear speakers everything working how it should mot till july 2007 no tax but this could be arranged just run out hence want to change car problems central locking needs re-programming NO SERVICE HISTORY - this concerns me as might make selling on difficult?