Given that Saab have gone toes up, I kind of expected second-hand prices to tumble. It doesn't seem to have happened, or is it that asking prices are still high but buying prices lower?
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11 years ago
OT: Price of Saabs
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11 years ago
Don't know where or what you're looking at, but 9-5s are on the floor at the moment. Which means you can pick up a late facelift car for just a few grand, even in Aero form with 285 bhp...
'New' 9-5s will hold thier value relatively well as they're very, very rare cars and will be sought after by Saab anoraks.
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11 years ago
This is a pretty typical example
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That's 5 years old, low mileage, but still asking 8k.
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This one is just plain odd - ad is for a Saab, with pictures of a Rover (supposedly from a private seller).
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Approved used - dealers sometimes ask silly money.
Here's a better example:
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And that's pricey compared with some I've seen recently.
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11 years ago
Yes, much better. Oh to be in Barnsley, now that spring is here....
These are car tax group L, so £500-ish a year for the tax disc. Ouch!