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Can anyone help?? A friend of mine needs to see how much an Elise S1 is worth as the owner died suddenly and his wife is selling it. The Elise is a P registered 1996 August, it is Norfork mustard, it has 56000 miles on it full dealer service history, from what I can see on photos it is in good condition.
regards Mick
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Valuation on an Elise
Started by Mick Bull, Sep 04 2010 07:49 PM
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Posted 04 September 2010 - 07:49 PM
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Posted 04 September 2010 - 09:48 PM
That'll be one of the first made....and in the best colour IMO....I had a share in one of those 
! The obvious way to see what its worth is to see what others are actually selling for. There's plenty of places to look - Pistonheads Seloc etc. You may find some advertised for £11k or more in some dealers - I bet they're in stock for a while. But there's also plenty around between £7 and £8k. So its all function of how long the lady is prepared to wait for the spoils. If she just wants out then put it up for £7200 and take the first £7 offered. If she's happy to wait for the buyer who wants that specific car then she may do better ...
! The obvious way to see what its worth is to see what others are actually selling for. There's plenty of places to look - Pistonheads Seloc etc. You may find some advertised for £11k or more in some dealers - I bet they're in stock for a while. But there's also plenty around between £7 and £8k. So its all function of how long the lady is prepared to wait for the spoils. If she just wants out then put it up for £7200 and take the first £7 offered. If she's happy to wait for the buyer who wants that specific car then she may do better ...
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Posted 05 September 2010 - 08:40 PM
Thanks for your help!!!!!!!!!!!!
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