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Merc Advice

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  • #2
    Red Kev
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5,793 ✭✭✭Red Kev


    Pics are not on a back road, it looks like Mount Merrion/Stilorgan, one of the more affluent areas of Dublin.

    Ring him and ask him why he has two cars for sale, he might have a perfectly reasonable explanation.

    Personally I'd have a look at it and make a decision when I meet the seller or have a look at the car.

    You can also check on motortax.ie when the car was last transferred from owner to owner and make a decision based on that.

    EDIT:

    The Merc is taxed as a private vehicle, not as a taxi. It has also not changed ownership in the past three months, neither has the Golf. If the details on the log book match the seller then he's unlikely to be a small time dealer. NCT website says the car is due to be NCT'd on 22/07/15, but he says it's a brand new one which is plausible as it takes a while to put the new cars on the system.


  • #3
    Squatman
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,618 ✭✭✭Squatman


    Red Kev wrote: »
    Pics are not on a back road, it looks like Mount Merrion/Stilorgan, one of the more affluent areas of Dublin.

    Ring him and ask him why he has two cars for sale, he might have a perfectly reasonable explanation.

    Personally I'd have a look at it and make a decision when I meet the seller or have a look at the car.

    You can also check on motortax.ie when the car was last transferred from owner to owner and make a decision based on that.

    EDIT:

    The Merc is taxed as a private vehicle, not as a taxi. It has also not changed ownership in the past three months, neither has the Golf. If the details on the log book match the seller then he's unlikely to be a small time dealer. NCT website says the car is due to be NCT'd on 22/07/15, but he says it's a brand new one which is plausible as it takes a while to put the new cars on the system.

    Thanks for the check up Dude. I had actually checked the to see if it had changed ownership, but had forgotten to check the golf. So i suppose it could be a genuine one.

    Thanks a million


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