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[Grandad.Malky 11]

Knock a % off the "book price" so they can sell it later.

 

That’s already included in the book price, carpeople don’t give them away.

[mrmist 10]

I checked a price with them about a year ago and it was pretty much what I expected to see, a couple of grand off what you might get privately. You'd be pretty foolish to think that they would "buy any car" at top rates.

 

They've been sending email to my spam bucket ever since.

[Grandad.Malky 11]

. You'd be pretty foolish to think that they would "buy any car" at top rates.

 

 

I don’t think people want “top rate”, car supermarket offer bottom book prices and then sent most of them to the auctions so why are webuyanycar different.

[mrmist 10]

I don’t think people want “top rate”, car supermarket offer bottom book prices and then sent most of them to the auctions so why are webuyanycar different.

 

Well, they aren't. But people should manage their own expectations really.

[Grandad.Malky 11]

Well, they aren't. But people should manage their own expectations really.

 

just put our car details in offered me £1460 ????

carpeople have offered £2500.

 

The “trade” used to guard their little black book now everyone can search the net, perhaps webuyanycar use a different book.

[GrannyGranny 10]

Remember the offer from Carpeople is against another car.

 

Its the price to change thats important. Would the new car be bought using their own finance? This makes a difference as well. Going with cash doesn't always gets you the best deal. However their finance is probably very expensive anyway.

[Grandad.Malky 11]

Remember the offer from Carpeople is against another car.

 

Its the price to change thats important. Would the new car be bought using their own finance? This makes a difference as well. Going with cash doesn't always gets you the best deal. However their finance is probably very expensive anyway.

 

Have you been to a carpeople or direct cars , the car is valued before you even look at anything and isn’t dependant on a “deal”

[GrannyGranny 10]

I went to Direct Cars a few years ago and was impressed by what they had in and they just let me look around a few cars on my own, no pressure but I decided not to go any further. I have heard they will not discuss money/part ex or even let you test drive until you have agreed (I'm presuming in principal) to buy.

A few colleagues have bought from there and have had no complaints. They were happy with the deals they got.

[Grandad.Malky 11]

. I have heard they will not discuss money/part ex or even let you test drive until you have agreed (I'm presuming in principal) to buy.

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You have heard wrong ……….. that certainly didn’t happen with my son .

[alchresearch 215]

Have you been to a carpeople or direct cars , the car is valued before you even look at anything and isn’t dependant on a “deal”

 

Yep, and against Glass's guide, which is often very inaccurate and doesn't take into account anything like demand.

[GrannyGranny 10]

You have heard wrong ……….. that certainly didn’t happen with my son .

 

That's good then, that would have put me off but it may be a place I look when/if I'm in the market for a new car.

 

Did your son buy from them?

 

Sorry, just read Malkys post again where it says that they give you a part ex. price before they know what car you are going to buy or hence what your budget is.

Edited January 27, 2011 by GrannyGranny

[Grandad.Malky 11]

Yep, and against Glass's guide, which is often very inaccurate and doesn't take into account anything like demand.

 

Glass's guide Is that still around? Perhaps webuyany cars could do with a copy.