This just finished.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/221526521...IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649&autorefresh=true

£1000. Mental. As a matter of interest, are the petrols better than diesels for lack of troubles?

Isn't that the one that costs wads of money for road tax?

Not sure if the manual one does, but you may be right...

Chevey Captiva 4x4 man is £285 a yr road tax- auto 4x4 even more!!!

Oooh I'll take the opportunity to say my next "car" is £30 a year in road tax. After it gets built of course. Yay!

I forget what the petrol manual Croma is, but I'm sure it's £200+. I know the petrol auto is £500+.

Good shed!

Doofer said:

Isn't that the one that costs wads of money for road tax?

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Ohhhhhhhhhh yes. But it's got 6 months on it so that makes it worth at least £200.

Didnt sell....

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2006-FIAT-CROMA-PRESTIGIO150-2-2-petrol-64k-6-months-tax-12-months-MOT-/221537589004?pt=Automobiles_UK&hash=item3394ab570c

So nobody wanted it at £1000 so the seller doubled the price?!

I know it's now an ad rather than an auction, but that's way too much.

From what I've seen from getting mine valued, my diesel of the same age is worth £800-£1500 with 105k miles. I'd personally value a lower mileage petrol at around the same or less, so I'd say asking £1200 would be about right, but expect a £1000 offer.

It's a black art though - so few sell that the prices are almost random numbers.

Agree. But if someone bid £1000 why on earth not follow through? Unless the seller refused to sell it at that of course.

Even at £2k it would be a fair deal, as long as you kept it until it dies.

Lots of ambitious Croma prices out there though.