Ibis white C6 RS6 Avant

[Ian_C]

20" wheels back .....L8AU in gloss this time.. Absolutely perfect and beautiful! mmmmmm

Gorgeous! Is the shoe for size reference?! Hahah!!

[ollys]

Bump - now £33k

New pistonheads ad

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/ ... ty/1016897

[chunky79]

Madness, pure madness that this hasn't sold yet.

[ollys]

I KNOW - WHAT AM I DOING WRONG (APART FROM NOT GIVING IT AWAY)?
BUMP

[bam_bam]

Advertising the remap.

[ollys]

put it back to standard then?

[bam_bam]

Change the ad, let the acceleration do the selling.

[Ceveman73]

The problem is that not many people have £30k+ lying around in cash. Anyone considering spending this amount of money on a car will firstly require finance and secondly more than likely have a car to trade-in. The other issue is that the demand for cars with 5L V10s that do an average of 15mg is falling by the day as petrol prices are only going one way. You should also consider that within an already very small and specialist market, there are many buyers who wouldn't consider a 'modded' car, often simply out of inorance or the stereotype of modified cars.

You need to do one of two things:

1. Find a finance company who has arrangements with a few dealers who can act as the go-between for any buyers who need finance. They can then arrange finance for your buyer and the dealer can act as the 'seller' to satisy the finance provider (who will require the car to be purchased from a recognised dealer). That way you can advertise finance with your car and attract more buyers.

2. Leave your car with a dealer on a 'sale or return' basis who will do all the leg work to sell your car and can arrange finance and part-ex's on your behalf. Dealers will charge you about a grand for the privilege, but its still a better option than trade-in.

it has just taken me 8 months to sell my mint 6.2L Holden HSV Clubsport, which had only 14k miles and was totally mint. I had the car on sale or return with a dealer for £23k and had very little interest. it eventually sold for £21k last month, after 8 months for sale.

Hope that helps. Good luck

Mart.

[klauster]

Oracle finance can do this Olly, speak to them

[Mr V10]

Forget Oracle, use Jamie at Performance Car Finance. Oracle will give you a high APR and then you need to negotiate whereas Jamie gives the best APR from the start, no messing about. Also, Oracle were a bit arsey with me when I told them I went with another company and spam e-mail me all the time. Read the testimonials on 911UK. Business managers at Porsche are amazed at the low rates of finance Jamie can do. It couldn't have gone smoother when I bought my C6, I've even recommended him to my clients.

http://www.performancecarfinance.co.uk/

[ahoooga]

ollys

i don't think your doing anything wrong , your just trying to sell in the middle of an awkward time for people spending more than the average on a car

[Mr V10]

Don't know how this helps you, but I have seven people after my C6 currently. I had five after my C5. Didn't/haven't advertised either of them.

[ollys]

Thanks Guys,

seriously thinking about just hanging on to it for a bit.... might as well enjoy it.

Amar - that doesn't help at all

[Mr V10]

I remember when you bought this, though, always thought it looked stunning in white, and the glossy wheels are a really nice touch too.

[ollys]

much better thanks!