SandJ
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In your opinion what is a fair deal for both parties?
Obviously the dealer needs to cover profit, costs and any unforeseen future costs. The buyer needs to buy at a reasonable price. So say for the sake of arguing we use two vehicles at a given price taken from an average of vehicles sold. This then gives a fair reflection of the two example vehicles.
The idea is to get an average, not to have either parties receive or give ridiculous amounts.
So the dealers vehicle is selling on average between £38,000 to £40,000.
The sellers vehicle is selling on average between£34,000 to £36,000.
So what should be the cost to change in your opinion? This is a question that needs no disclosure of what the vehicles are in either case, as that should make no difference to either parties sale.
There is a low difference between both vehicles but again that should not effect the cost to change.
What are your thoughts?
£4 to £6 thousand or what?
Obviously the dealer needs to cover profit, costs and any unforeseen future costs. The buyer needs to buy at a reasonable price. So say for the sake of arguing we use two vehicles at a given price taken from an average of vehicles sold. This then gives a fair reflection of the two example vehicles.
The idea is to get an average, not to have either parties receive or give ridiculous amounts.
So the dealers vehicle is selling on average between £38,000 to £40,000.
The sellers vehicle is selling on average between£34,000 to £36,000.
So what should be the cost to change in your opinion? This is a question that needs no disclosure of what the vehicles are in either case, as that should make no difference to either parties sale.
There is a low difference between both vehicles but again that should not effect the cost to change.
What are your thoughts?
£4 to £6 thousand or what?
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