I've got an old car on my drive that's been declared SORN. It's about 15 years old, but runs fine and has MOT until September. I think it's worth around £500 (it's a 2000 reg 3 litre Jaguar S-Type auto if that makes any difference).

I want to sell it to reclaim the space on my drive. I'm wondering if it's worth spending the money to tax and insure it, or whether I'd be better off selling it as a SORN. The options seem to be:

a) Tax and insure it and sell it in the normal way. Probably easier to sell, but I'll end up paying for the tax and insurance for at least a month while I sell it; or

b) Advertise it as SORN, so the buyer needs to get tax and insurance. This sounds more attractive, but will it mean that no one is interested and I'll never sell it?

Has anyone got any thoughts? Given the low value of the car, it would seem logical to discount the asking price by the cost of insurance and tax; but I don't know if potential buyers would see it the same way.