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dmck2886 · 03-01-2007 7:48pm #1

Is this worth €9K

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Owen · 03-01-2007 7:50pm

Okay, how about telling us the engine size, mileage, condition, specification, service history, nct status, etc.

dmck2886 · 03-01-2007 7:57pm

1.6, 55K on clock, fvwsh, no nct

ninty9er · 03-01-2007 8:05pm

I'd go for a no. Looks private. You'll have no comeback and the mileage seems a bit low for the age

colm_mcm · 03-01-2007 8:08pm

nice looking car. 9k for a 6 year old golf is a lot!

PauloMN · 03-01-2007 8:27pm

dmck2886 wrote:

1.6, 55K on clock, fvwsh, no nct

Seems a bit dear to me also. I know Golfs hold their value well but on a private sale I wouldn't pay a penny more than €6.5k for that car with an NCT (assuming it's mint of course which is hard to tell from the pics).

Why no NCT do you know?

I know that many such cars will be in excellent condition, but I always assume the worst when I see big spoilered, big alloyed cars like that. Make sure you get/know the history, how it was driven etc..

I don't think the mileage is especially low for the year, my own '01 (from new) has around 58k and is a daily driver.

junkyard · 03-01-2007 8:46pm

No......6k euros, tops.

Sizzler · 03-01-2007 8:49pm

No. Looks like a junior skanger got his hands on it and made a mess of what was once a nice car

unkel · 03-01-2007 9:44pm

What the others said. Way overpriced, but someone else might well pay that for it

bazz26 · 03-01-2007 10:10pm

I would be very interested to know how the current owner treated this car. Racing his/her friends, doing donuts and handbrake turns could be a possibility with this type of car but by no means a certainty. Unfortunately the odometer will not show this type of abuse.

I totally agree with the others though, €9k for a 6 year old Golf is crazy money.

md99 · 03-01-2007 11:47pm

€9k? that's a ****ing joke man!

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