Went to look at a car

aahh u mean the xtra headrest bit !!

   dont get me wrong ! other people have probably had nothing but good experiences wiv em  i just dont like em 4 my own reasons !!

   if u really want a coup then i would wait for the right one .

   is there any colour in particular u wanted ? its just a m8 of mine had an e36 m3 on his forecourt  a couple of weeks ago ,  i cant remember the age  and dont no anything about it,  i think it was black ! if u want i can give him a call 4u 2mrw  and see if hes still got it , and if so get some info !!

Well im looking to spend about 10k with around 80k milage. It has to be leather and a 3.0lt. colours Avus Blue, Boston Green, Black and what ever's going . 4 door or coupe, not bothered if its a good one.

Daddy if u could give your contact a call that would be great if u could get some info.

thanks again guys

the 2nd one is the one im going to take a look at, at the weekend.

the 1st one looks good, where did u find that one?

darren

Yeah that would be the one your talking about. It was a N reg 4 door in green. The salesman said he had only had it a few days, i knew he was talking out his a*s cos i phoned about this one about 2 months ago. The ticking noise did fade out after it was started.

I might make an offer then around 8500. Should i be put of by the 100k milage? They did say if anything went wrong within 6 months they would fix it.

Darren

thats ok m8 LOL

That garage have just called me. I said i was looking to spend around 8500 on a car like that. They must be keen to sell asap. bit strange how they would call to see if i was still interested after a couple of days.

What do u think guys? stay away, or buy and pray?

darren

senny wrote: That garage have just called me. I said i was looking to spend around 8500 on a car like that. They must be keen to sell asap. bit strange how they would call to see if i was still interested after a couple of days. What do u think guys? stay away, or buy and pray? darren

My experience is that you'll know the one you want to buy once you see it.  If you are not certain that it's the car for you then don't buy it.  I saw two or three that I would not have wanted no matter how much the price came down, but when I saw the one I bought, it was just a case of agreeing a price. 

If it is the car for you then waving cash, as opposed to cheques, part exchange or a finance deal which will all get him a better profit - sometime in the future, in the face of the seller at this time of the year should work wonders, but only if you are sure that the car is for you.

If it was me, I'd go in there with £7750 in cash in one pocket and the balance of the maximum I was prepared to pay in another and do some nose to nose negotiation.  Best of luck.