Very nice, but I never understand why sellers don't sort the reg plate change BEFORE advertising it for sale ... someone I know bought one with a personal plate on it and it took three weeks to get it changed and given a new number ...
Bargain as well, going by some prices being asked.
A friend of mine just sold his car and transferred the plate online instantly. I've left the personal reg on in case the car doesn't sell.
A friend of mine just sold his car and transferred the plate online instantly. I've left the personal reg on in case the car doesn't sell.
Your car should sell no problem being rhd and sensibly priced relative to condition.
Only thing is the buy it now price disappears once a bid is made, really annoying feature that seems to apply to eBay UK not .com.
It only goes once the reserve has been hit, same on the .com, so if he's got a start price with no reserve then its in theory sold from the first bid.
OK, thanks for enlightening me to the nuances of eBay Jason
Who's going to try it out then and make the first bid ?
haha. I guess you knew that already....... didn't mean it to sound as it did
No it sounded fine Jason. I had either forgotten or never knew so a genuine thanks for the pointer, I was being serious
I think there is a rule about the reserve having to be a really low % of the buy it now price that makes it unworkable in most cases but maybe that only applies to non-motor sales ?
I usually just use classified for eBay adverts.
Surprised as well. No reserve yet the first bid is not far off the BIN price so that is in effect the reserve ...
Why not start it at 99p and have a (hidden) reserve? I'm not saying do that I'm merely asking the question ...
If was looking to buy this car I would be looking to do a deal outside of ebay for sure. Isn't that what usually happens?
Is cost the downside of that (ie ebay costs?) if it costs more to have a reserve, I really don't know.
I'm sure this car will sell. makes a mockery of the LHD ones on there for not far off the same price!