Ford fiesta for 22k

[grizz]

What a bargin , NOT.....


http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... &rd=1&rd=1

[MarkB]

Damn, I missed a chance to bid on it

[DavidT]

WOW, a lot of money but a nice little car if you're into that sort of thing.

[simple1]

That is some resididual value, the car was slightly less than 3 grand new...........

[MCB]

That's it now I am convinced the world has gone MAD!

[shineydave]

22k was the high bid.......................

and it didn't make reserve

[s4woody]

if that car live in a bubble and sold for 22g's then what would some1 pay for micheal jackson..he lives in a bubble with a chimp called bubbles...is he avin a bubble ?

[grizz]

It's a bargin ! a 1983 1.6 fiesta or a 2000 rs4 ummmm.

[david7m]

I'm more concerned about how you came across that

Dave

[grizz]

Easy , ebay search for "over priced rust bucket".

[DuncS3]

Obviously its a modern ford classic and with no mileage it is always going to be worth a fair bit, but still 22k and not even sold seems way too much even considering its 'history'

[GrahamS4]

Takes me back. My grandad had a 1300 Supersport when the Fiesta first came out.

I'd expect that car to go for a real premium, but £22K and not hitting the reserver is more than I would have guessed.

[david7m]

I wonder what the reserve was? £25k .....

Dave

[simple1]

Its actually all very strange. Early this year I had to obtain an insurance valuation for my Sierra RS 500, to put it back on the road after 9 years of rest............I paid £19200 for it new in 1988, and the average valuation which came from various sources includung the RS Owners Club, was circa £18000, which aint too bad for an 18 year old dagenham dustbin with some added TWR............

[david7m]

RS500 - very nice! Got any pics? How many miles has it done?

Dave