Toyotafanboi wrote: » You gave yours away. I sold mine 2 months ago for €2650, 07 1.8 i-shift with just under 140k kms.
Duke O Smiley wrote: » Very interested. You're hardly ever in Dublin with it!?
ELM327 wrote: » Interested for sure. Are you ever in Leinster? Or if not can I meet you at one of the galway EV chargers (don't ask). There's no phone number on the DD ad, maybe PM me?
RandomUsername wrote: » My own car , I'm open to advise & criticism.https://www.donedeal.ie/cars-for-sale/a4-avant-1-9tdi-se-130hp-6-speed/20970211https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=106696348&postcount=4642
terrydel wrote: » Where did you get it from mate? The leather interior that is. CCM?
AudiAvant wrote: » I stuck a full leather allroad interior in my Avant for 80 euro Easy to change over interiors on them cars,don't be put of by the colour or fabric of seats Once the engine/timing belt/waterpump has been well mentained and there's no water ingress on CCM then it will keep going
terrydel wrote: » If it was leather or half leather I'd probably have some interest. With 2 dogs, I'm never getting cloth interior in something they go in ever again. Currently have an 04 a3, its a 3 door and the dogs go on the back seat, they are big enough madras and getting them in and out of a 3 door is a right faff. The mention of a dog guard caught my attention I think the lack of tax will mean you'll need to come down on the price, but thats just my opinion. Good luck with the sale anyway, looks a decent car. Assume you mean you bought the satnav etc for the new quattro?
RandomUsername wrote: » AWX rings a bell but I need to check to be sure Cheers, I'm away with work until Thursday & will be getting it cleaned up for sale then take pictures then including the front. Tax expired at the end of Jan' Brakes are all fine It was half leather now grey cloth Long story but: It's replacement is a 2004 A4 diesel avant :pac: but this time a quattro sport. I missed out on a mint 1.8t 190hp quattro sport recently so when I was offered the diesel one I just bought it, it came fitted with grey cloth which I'm not a fan of so I swapped over interiors. (and bought an RNS-e factory sat nav, an OEM armrest & cruise control module. Bangernomics ehh :rolleyes:)
AudiAvant wrote: » Awx or avf engine? They are a great car
Old diesel wrote: » Looks a decent honest add. It passes the would I pick up the phone and arrange a viewing test for me. I'd strongly consider more photos. Good to see you've bit the bullet and tackled from the word go why you are selling up after 10 months. Short ownerships can raise concerns - so tackling it from the word go stands in your favour
terrydel wrote: » More interior pics. Pics of the issues with the front you've highlighted. Any tax left? How are the brake discs/pads? As someone with 2 dogs, I like when I see dog guard mentioned Is it half leather?
crazyjim wrote: » No one is alleging that a car devalues once it's placed near the Naas Road. But Frank Keane doesn't buy cars at auction, wash it, pray it doesn't cut out on the test drive, and wash his hands of it if it goes wrong immediately post sale.
bazz26 wrote: » Granted a dealer will always want more than a private seller but maybe you could have gotten more for yours also? But Frank Keane BMW are on the Naas Road too. Warranty on a car of that age and value is not going to be worth much anyway but the car being sold could still be solid.
bazz26 wrote: » But Frank Keane BMW are on the Naas Road too. Warranty on a car of that age and value is not going to be worth much anyway but the car being sold could still be solid.
clio_16v wrote: » I just sold one of these with 67k for 1500. Not worth that price
terrydel wrote: » And its a dealership on the Naas road. That would be enough to have me running.
ELM327 wrote: » I think you got a really great price to be honest there TFB. Someone overpaid for yours. €2650 for a 2007 petrol "new shape" civic is not generally obtainable I would have thought
johndaman66 wrote: » I'm no Ford expert but would have thought that the model that succeeded it is generally regarded as a less desirable model? Either way for the money that's a good spot. They are a smooth and comfy care when they are in good shape. Something to look out for is seized brake discs. Also them duratec engines seem to get pretty dirty as the mileage clocks up. Remember changing oil in brothers once and what little bit of oil did come out of it was the worst I ever seen from a petrol engine. Mileage on that one is low though so shouldn't be a problem just yet. Motor insurance is most likely to kill the likes of that car before anything else. Speaking of which definitely get a quote before you look at it.
bbari wrote: » Although I'd love a Civic, is milage not too high ? What are your thought on this ?https://www.adverts.ie/car/toyota/auris/2008-toyota-auris/16315656 IF he gives for €3K ? IF!
Kamili wrote: » Some of those are not anywhere near bangernomics prices
bazz26 wrote: » If you are happy with 1.8 litre tax then the Honda Civic hatchback is worth looking at:https://www.donedeal.ie/cars-for-sale/2007-honda-civic-automatic-tax-07-2019/20483836
