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nk200 · 2019-05-04 11:07:35

Is there an obvious reason why a northern dealer would sell a spotless low milage 2014 car into an auction house in the Republic of Ireland rather than sell it on their own forecourt? I think the reason is obvious enough (issue with car) but i'm curious to know what everyone else thinks.

04-05-2019 11:07am

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Is there an obvious reason why a northern dealer would sell a spotless low milage 2014 car into an auction house in the Republic of Ireland rather than sell it on their own forecourt? I think the reason is obvious enough (issue with car) but i'm curious to know what everyone else thinks.

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#2 04-05-2019 3:47pm

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He might want to flip it fast and live in an area where such a car might take a long time to sell, for example a luxury £50k plus car trying to sell in remote area.

Do a history check first if you are planning on bidding.

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