now or later - are TVR (T350C) prices seasonal?

[admoss]

Guys

On the verge of buying a T350C, hopefully P/Xing Nissan 350Z. I could afford it much more comfortably in a couple of months but then it occured to me that prices might go up in the Spring and the money I save between now and then would get scrubed away (less for Nissan more for TVR etc).

IYHO will the cost to change be less now than say in March?

Cheers



>>> Edited by admoss on Monday 20th December 22:34

[GI Jnr]

admoss said:

IYHO will the cost to change be less now than say in March?

With it being a hardtop, I can't imagine there being too much of a change. And to be honest... who cares?!!?!

If you get one now, trust me, it only takes a couple of nice cold dry weekends between now and then, and it'll be worth it all day long.

Do it.

Tuan

[Mr Freefall]

GI Jnr said:

admoss said: IYHO will the cost to change be less now than say in March? With it being a hardtop, I can't imagine there being too much of a change. And to be honest... who cares?!!?! If you get one now, trust me, it only takes a couple of nice cold dry weekends between now and then, and it'll be worth it all day long. Do it. Tuan

Its hard to sell a TVR in the snow, so the prices will be lower in the winter if someone WANTS to sell a TVR. Usually, in spring the prices firm up...

[Ffirg 005]

If you're that worried about saving money then don't part exchange through a dealer - net-net, you'll be £1000s better off selling and buying privately. Any private sale TVR is going to sell slower and likely to go for less now than in spring and your 350z should be less subject to the season, so I'd say go for it now.

Usual caveats to private buying and selling apply - know the market prices, get the car thoroughly checked, etc.