[tk44]

See eBay for details and pictures;

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/183688832846

Any questions feel free to ask.

Regretable sale, looking to free up money for purchasing a new house.

[JD6]

Your pricing isn't sensible I'm afraid. £22.5k for a 4.5 year old 335d is well above BMW AUC price.

Here is a June 16 335d AUC for a similar price which comes with a BMW warranty, rather than a car supermarket one.

https://usedcars.bmw.co.uk/vehicle/2...d-d217733b7b70

I suggest that you lower your price to £17-18k and be prepared to take offers.

[tk44]

Originally Posted by JD6

Your pricing isn't sensible I'm afraid. £22.5k for a 4.5 year old 335d is well above BMW AUC price.

Here is a June 16 335d AUC for a similar price which comes with a BMW warranty, rather than a car supermarket one.

https://usedcars.bmw.co.uk/vehicle/2...d-d217733b7b70

I suggest that you lower your price to £17-18k and be prepared to take offers.

Noted and Thanks for the comments, something for me to consider.

Saying that We Buy Any Car will pay 17.5k for it.

[JD6]

Originally Posted by Damien.

Noted and Thanks for the comments, something for me to consider.

Saying that We Buy Any Car will pay 17.5k for it.

That's strange. I get an offer of £15,110 from their site. If you have a £17.5k offer, I would bite their arm off as it will save you the hassle and could well be more then you'll get privately.

[bishbosh]

I paid £17k for my 64 plate 335d last year. It was similar spec to yours but lacked HUD, sunroof and adaptive. It did have steering wheel heating though and about 45k more miles. I wouldn't have paid £5.5k for those options though.

How long does the WBAC offer last for? Could try pricing it a bit higher say £18k and see if there's any interest.

[tk44]

Valuation is 2 months old, I'll admit I didn't realise id done it that long ago. JD6 is correct in his statement saying they will only offer just over 15k today. I've got to be honest, a little shocked that the car has lost so much value. Perhaps I paid a little too much for it in the first place which has clouded my judgement over its real worth. That said I'm not prepared to loose that sort of money on it so thinking of dropping the price slightly now and if I don't get any bites i'll just keep it and enjoy it a little longer.

Thanks for the replies/advice both.

[robbiep]

It is horribly disappointing what the used values are like.
I've got a 2013 325d MSport touring, manual gearbox. Pretty heavily loaded - pro nav, heated seats, folding towbar, sunroof, adaptive lights, High beam assist, adaptive suspension, variable steering. All in all, a great car, which had a list price of £43k, and for which I paid £29k when it was 6 months old with 3k on the clock.
It's now got 67k, I get a proper oil / filter change carried out every 9-10k miles, along with all the other servicing as required.

The current value ... £9.5k.

I think I'll just run it into the ground !

[tk44]

Ouch indeed.

List price of my motor was £49,950, I have the original sales receipt in my hand.

There's talk of German car prices going up post no-deal Brexit, do you guys think this will effect used cars too?

[robbiep]

Originally Posted by Damien.

Ouch indeed.

List price of my motor was £49,950, I have the original sales receipt in my hand.

There's talk of German car prices going up post no-deal Brexit, do you guys think this will effect used cars too?

If tariffs were introduced, then yes, to some extent. Basically, new prices go up by 10%, nearly new would probably rise by 5-8%, just because there would be more people chasing those cars as opposed to the brand new ones

Even so, it'd largely apply to cars with high demand and low supply, and you certainly can't accuse BMW of restricting the supply of their cars !