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OMSP with respect to VRT Calculation

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  • 20-01-2007 12:29pm
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    Lex Luthor
    Registered Users Posts: 11,220 ✭✭✭✭


    When you see the OMSP stated on the VRT website, does that mean this is what the car would be sold at in the Rep?

    I priced a car this morning, a Apr 2005 registered 2.0D Corolla Verso T-Spirit and after paying VRT would set me back about just short of €29k. Little less depending on what discount I can get from the NI dealer. However, the OMSP is saying its €26k. It's impossible to get this car down here used and with the spec the T-Spirit offers, I would imagine it would be equivalent to the Sol spec here. But very few Sol spec diesels were bought so hard to find.

    Sol new with metallic & charges is about €38k and they depreciate slowly so I would have thought €29k would be close to a fair valuation on the used one, considering the mileage.


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    Do-more
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    The OMSP is very hit and miss.

    But working back your figures it looks like the dealer in the North is looking for fairly stiff money.

    They sure are rare! I could only find one on Autotrader.co.uk, Black, 24K miles asking £12,695 on a straight sale you should have it in for a little over €26K...

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