Article in Classic and Sportscars - bad new/good news
Discussion
BAd news if you're selling
Good if buying...
Ie half page article in their market place commentary, stating prices in free fall, due to the troubled sportscras makers woes
Good spin on things as it says cheaper prices have made it esaier/cheaper to get into a very good tvr. so long term think they are a good car
they do say v8s' and griffith prices seem to be staying firm...
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Good if buying...
Ie half page article in their market place commentary, stating prices in free fall, due to the troubled sportscras makers woes
Good spin on things as it says cheaper prices have made it esaier/cheaper to get into a very good tvr. so long term think they are a good car
they do say v8s' and griffith prices seem to be staying firm...
Preceding this large article on wedgies as a starter classic
B
bjwoods said:
BAd news if you're selling
Good if buying...
Ie half page article in their market place commentary, stating prices in free fall, due to the troubled sportscras makers woes
Good spin on things as it says cheaper prices have made it esaier/cheaper to get into a very good tvr. so long term think they are a good car
they do say v8s' and griffith prices seem to be staying firm...
Preceding this large article on wedgies as a starter classic
B
Good if buying...
Ie half page article in their market place commentary, stating prices in free fall, due to the troubled sportscras makers woes
Good spin on things as it says cheaper prices have made it esaier/cheaper to get into a very good tvr. so long term think they are a good car
they do say v8s' and griffith prices seem to be staying firm...
Preceding this large article on wedgies as a starter classic
B
Must have missed the freefall prices. The V8 stuff aint shifted and the Sagaris prices are fairly stable, guess it must be the minor counties stuff.
I think they're reporting on things like this www.pistonheads.com/sales/77292.htm
bargain?!
bargain?!
TheArb said:
You should be able to pick up a bona fide 6 month old Sagaris around the 40k mark. Buying a brand new TVR has never made financial sense to me.
Not 6 months old, 12 yes. £40k is bottom of the market really...still very very few cars (Ive only seen 2) at £40k or less. The 6-12 month old stuff is hovering at around low £40ks which I think is perfectly acceptable depreciation.
TheArb said:
You should be able to pick up a bona fide 6 month old Sagaris around the 40k mark. Buying a brand new TVR has never made financial sense to me.
Not financial sense, no. But the best way to ensure your TVR is run in correctly. I'm convinced this is the reason why so many face engine rebuilds later on in life.
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