Audi A6 Allroad - Best way to sell
I bought my Audi A6 Allroad 3.0TDI (Tiptronic) new in October 2006. It now has covered 83,700 miles, has a new MoT, and full Audi main dealer service history.
I have been offered £9250 as a trade-in for a new Honda CRV by my local Honda Dealership. British Car Auctions suggests I set a reserve between £9800 and £10,600 if selling through them. I live in Fareham and my nearest centre is Blackbushe.
It is the time of year when 4x4 vehicles might sell more readily, so what would you do. (I have family near Nottingham so could use the BCA centre there if there was a chance of getting a better price up there).
I have been offered £9250 as a trade-in for a new Honda CRV by my local Honda Dealership. British Car Auctions suggests I set a reserve between £9800 and £10,600 if selling through them. I live in Fareham and my nearest centre is Blackbushe.
It is the time of year when 4x4 vehicles might sell more readily, so what would you do. (I have family near Nottingham so could use the BCA centre there if there was a chance of getting a better price up there).
Asked on 3 November 2012 by cybox45
Answered by
Honest John
I'd try www.sure-sell.info at BCA, and hope for snow...
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