Another Sytner Auction Arnage

Another Sytner Auction Arnage

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stats007

Original Poster:

531 posts

242 months

Saturday 20th April 2013
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Sold for £21450 at auction but first dealer rejected it for mismatching paintwork on driver's door and a few other niggles. Sold for £21k and now up for sale here at £27995.

The Arnage I returned to Bentley is up for sale 'privately' here for £35k - £6k more than I had paid for it.

Damp Logs

805 posts

141 months

Tuesday 23rd April 2013
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And your point??

I still don't see why you begrudge a man a profit!!

Or is it that you want to think you 'nicked it'??

And it really p***s me off that Sytner allow private buyers on a trade auction site.

mirage5512

312 posts

210 months

Tuesday 23rd April 2013
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Looks like the guy has priced that pretty well to move it on reasonably quickly, he takes a bid at a couple of £1k under the price and he's earned a few quid. He must of spent a little bit prepping it so good luck to him.

Are you still in the market stats?

POORCARDEALER

8,542 posts

248 months

Tuesday 23rd April 2013
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Damp Logs said:
And your point??

I still don't see why you begrudge a man a profit!!

Or is it that you want to think you 'nicked it'??

And it really p***s me off that Sytner allow private buyers on a trade auction site.
Fully agree ref Sytner, will bite them on the ass eventually.

stats007

Original Poster:

531 posts

242 months

Thursday 25th April 2013
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Damp Logs said:
And your point??

I still don't see why you begrudge a man a profit!!

Or is it that you want to think you 'nicked it'??

And it really p***s me off that Sytner allow private buyers on a trade auction site.
Information sharing - nothing more.

stats007

Original Poster:

531 posts

242 months

Thursday 25th April 2013
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POORCARDEALER said:
Fully agree ref Sytner, will bite them on the ass eventually.
Unlikely - in the same way they will continue to bid on their own cars to inflate the prices. It's a gold mine for them and they know it.

stats007

Original Poster:

531 posts

242 months

Thursday 25th April 2013
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mirage5512 said:
Looks like the guy has priced that pretty well to move it on reasonably quickly, he takes a bid at a couple of £1k under the price and he's earned a few quid. He must of spent a little bit prepping it so good luck to him.

Are you still in the market stats?
Still considering it though might wait until the facelifted cars are at £30k.

911Thrasher

2,573 posts

206 months

Thursday 25th April 2013
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it looks nice and i would buy it from the later seller, no problem: it's a garage, and should manage a 6months warranty or something.

Same as the others here...don't see the problem with one man making a profit.

EVOeng

957 posts

177 months

Thursday 25th April 2013
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Damp Logs said:
And it really p***s me off that Sytner allow private buyers on a trade auction site.
Just tried to register as a private buyer but it seems they only allow motor traders to do so.

buyer&seller

803 posts

185 months

Thursday 25th April 2013
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stats007 said:
Unlikely - in the same way they will continue to bid on their own cars to inflate the prices. It's a gold mine for them and they know it.
What evidence have you got to support this?

stats007

Original Poster:

531 posts

242 months

Friday 26th April 2013
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I thought you knew everything there was to know about the auction business? I'm sure you have a few friends from your franchise days left so ask around.

buyer&seller

803 posts

185 months

Friday 26th April 2013
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stats007 said:
I thought you knew everything there was to know about the auction business? I'm sure you have a few friends from your franchise days left so ask around.
As I thought, nothing to back up your claim, only hot air, figuratively speaking.

I do have friends from my franchise days, some who have come across you, I now know all I need to about what sort of man you are. wink

stats007

Original Poster:

531 posts

242 months

Friday 26th April 2013
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What sort is that exactly? The kind that refuses to be shafted by dishonest car salesmen? You're all the same.

buyer&seller

803 posts

185 months

Friday 26th April 2013
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stats007 said:
What sort is that exactly? The kind that refuses to be shafted by dishonest car salesmen? You're all the same.
rofl Struck a nerve did I? rofl

Says the bloke who flogs used boats, of course there's no room for a bit of skullduggery in that job is there? No never...............

I bet your scensoredt smells of roses too.

stats007

Original Poster:

531 posts

242 months

Friday 26th April 2013
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Struck a nerve? Couldn't be further from the truth. I stood up for my rights and won. If your 'friend' had been decent and honest in the first place he wouldn't have wasted everybody's time and lost even more money on the car. Pass on my regards whistle.




buyer&seller

803 posts

185 months

Friday 26th April 2013
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stats007 said:
Struck a nerve? Couldn't be further from the truth. I stood up for my rights and won. If your 'friend' had been decent and honest in the first place he wouldn't have wasted everybody's time and lost even more money on the car. Pass on my regards whistle.
I'd struggle as I don't know the bloke. Not the story I heard from my source's though. wink

But you keep on fighting on valiantly on everyones behalf to uncover the truth. judge

biglaugh




stats007

Original Poster:

531 posts

242 months

Friday 26th April 2013
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clap

sleep

buyer&seller

803 posts

185 months

Saturday 27th April 2013
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Is it a bird, is it a plane? No it's SuperStats, selflessly righting the wrongs of the motortrade.

Without, of course, admitting that there's ever anything dodgy about floging second hand boats though.

confused

buyer&seller

803 posts

185 months

Sunday 5th May 2013
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I see there's another, rather nice Arnage T for sale on the Sytner auction site, perhaps the OP would enlighten us all as to what he thinks its value is and how much margin would be acceptable to him for the successful buyer/trader to make. Unless of course he's going to pick up a bargain and have it for himself.

stats007

Original Poster:

531 posts

242 months

Monday 6th May 2013
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Rather nice? The red interior is vile.