I would suggest you take out a Glass's (GlassNet) subscription.
New venture selling cars.
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Bought my sisters Yaris from a set up like this a few years ago, He mainly dealt with prestige motors with the odd super mini in the mix.
Good luck with it
, He seemed to do well out of it.
Got a mate who sells at the other end of the market lol.. not as fun
Good luck with it
, He seemed to do well out of it. Got a mate who sells at the other end of the market lol.. not as fun
Exactly why i generally stick to small engined hatches. Much easier to sell, totally different buyer profile to that of something interesting, they just come along, and buy. Selling better stuff attracts enthusiasts, which are a lot more work.
Glasses is not great value at £400 per year, but some traders will ONLY use Glasses and some ONLY Cap.
I've invested in both and use mainly CAP.
HPI account is a must, and make sure you sign up for Driveaway too, free insurance for punters!
eBay motors account is also a good for marketing, and Autotrader account a MUST.
Glasses values are fairly high in comparison to CAP, and they don't grade them as Below, Average and Clean in terms of condition.
Some cars can't even be retailed for Glasses guide trade price!
What i find as well is that small hatches are often not even bought with the buyers money which makes it much easier.
It will be wives, girlfriends, daughters etc, with husbands/partners/dads money. All these buyers are generally interested in is the colour and style, then the person funding it just wants to see that its got a decent history and fresh mot/tax etc so that they wont need to bother doing anything to it for a while.
Enthusiasts poke around a lot, and tend to unfortunately waste a lot of time, as they want to view loads of them.
Im the enthusiast type myself, so i cant blame them at all, but its not worth bothering with as a seller in my experience.
No it's free for you providing you maintain your account with HPI, ah yes forgot about CCL, you will need to be FSA licensed to sell any finance or insurance based products.
I wouldn't have thought so, as you're be an intermediary in this case - where as in your shops I would imagine you underwrite you're own loans.
Housey you buying or selling fireplaces
I actually have one already that's not for sale, I am now confused.
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You used to be able to get Driveaway free without needing an account with anyone:
http://www.aviva.co.uk/driveaway/
But it now seems to ask for a reference number, so not sure how much help that is
http://www.aviva.co.uk/driveaway/
But it now seems to ask for a reference number, so not sure how much help that is
[TW]Fox;17574453 said:You used to be able to get Driveaway free without needing an account with anyone:
http://www.aviva.co.uk/driveaway/
But it now seems to ask for a reference number, so not sure how much help that is
Im going to investigate this tomorrow, i dont understand what insurance co's are getting out of doing this though really.
Also i will have to look at this credit licence business, see what depresses me is my boy should be on top of all this, not ****ing about playing play station with his girl friend.
They hope you simply renew with them.
Every time you mention him, he annoys me. I'd be right on this with you
I actually have one already that's not for sale, I am now confused.
There were loads in my house, some have been covered some are still open, i dont know anything about fire places to be honest.
[TW]Fox;17574516 said:They hope you simply renew with them.
Every time you mention him, he annoys me. I'd be right on this with you
Not as much as he annoys me, heres the thing, im 44 and im still buzzing, new adventure and all that.
Not him, he just said to me, exact words "well what do you want me to do, they are all closed now, who can i ring"
Well i dont know, research or something, not mario super cart though for ****s sake.
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