Tom

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4 last week 2 this week. Happy with that to be fair. Stocked up on some more premium cars so shall see on those!

Yeps: Mk4 Golfs Honda CRV Mk2 facelift Any Ford BMW E46 Nopes: Citroen C2 Toyota Yaris Mazdas Suzukis Bit of a Japanese pattern there

I checked a car earlier and it went back to 2006. (Old mk4 golf)

Around 3 days here.

Picking up pace again now but only on the cheaper cars. Anyone else picked up?

Isn't it just temporarily down?

I think the staff up BB keep the staples in their pockets never known such grumpy staff! Go down bridgwater in Somerset and the red carpet comes out. #Justsayin!

Oh I've been told different!

Rubbish! 2 cars sold! Apparently it is quiet out there!?

Yes

Do we need to be FCA approved still for this type of finance?

Yes they can be however I've sold dozens of cars with these engine and no problems. I only buy them with FSH and low miles. They need regular oil changes to keep the oil pipe clean to the turbo. Oil changes should be done 8-10k miles. The only problem I had was the oil seal on the oil pump which was a big job for a 50p seal. When buying any car with this engine Ford/Mini/PSA look underneath at the under tray and check for oil dampness in the corner near drivers foot well is a give away.

Yes have done some this way, if it gets a car sold then it's all good!

Zafira go for big money if they are clean I've been wanting one for a while. I do OK with the Grand C4 Picasso (with a manual box).

Dealer auction is ok but some stuff still makes too much!

Yeah a load or rubbish! The dealership and House of cars was much better.

I'm with them and have done 3 sales in 3 months so not brilliant but has worked a bit.

First week was very good then is flattened off since with a few sales. Its not busy as i would like,

bunting sells cars also

Average is 40-50 days for me some cars sell really quickly and others stick much longer but as long as it sells it doesn't matter.

Every car sales should list their stock on ebay.

All ebay sales come under the current Sale of goods Act I'm afraid. If the car was clearly advertised with the gearbox fault on the listing and on the invoice then its tough luck to the buyer as he bought with this fault. The head gasket issue needs to be looked at by you and you should be given a chance to repair as it will be assumed it was there at time of sale.

I didnt open today but wish i had now, 2 people phoned me wanting to view. Damn it.

Independant dealers cars go way under book though.