RachelandIan2019
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Could anyone give me a rough idea of the price of a seicento registration with only 14.000 on the clock mint condition
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I don't know what model Seicento it is. Sporting's are more popular than the regular SX in 0.9ltr flavour, and yellow Sporting's are the more popular than red, black or silver (even blue) Sportings.
Assuming it's a metallic green SX 0.9 then probably around £1200 .. although it depends on how immaculate it is, and the right buyer who really wants one of those, looking on Autotrader the same week you post it, etc. You may get more, or you may get zero interest, and will need to persevere.
There's a yellow Cinquecento Sporting on fleabay right now with 4,300 miles and a single owner, priced at £7500... but it's a dealer and they're very often "optimistic". Someone may well buy it since it's rare and desirable.. but it could take until Christmas and it'll sell for nearer £3000 for sure. There are also several "plain old..." Seicentos for sale at £500 that have attracted zero bids..
If you're in a hurry, have a look at what's in Autotrader or eBay the week yours will appear and price yours to reflect the better condition and lower miles .. If you're not in a hurry, get an overall idea by comparing it to what's out there... pitch the price slightly above your "minimum" price and see what interest you get. If you just want to sell it asap, then anything below than £500 ought to attract some interest.
Ralf S.
Assuming it's a metallic green SX 0.9 then probably around £1200 .. although it depends on how immaculate it is, and the right buyer who really wants one of those, looking on Autotrader the same week you post it, etc. You may get more, or you may get zero interest, and will need to persevere.
There's a yellow Cinquecento Sporting on fleabay right now with 4,300 miles and a single owner, priced at £7500... but it's a dealer and they're very often "optimistic". Someone may well buy it since it's rare and desirable.. but it could take until Christmas and it'll sell for nearer £3000 for sure. There are also several "plain old..." Seicentos for sale at £500 that have attracted zero bids..
If you're in a hurry, have a look at what's in Autotrader or eBay the week yours will appear and price yours to reflect the better condition and lower miles .. If you're not in a hurry, get an overall idea by comparing it to what's out there... pitch the price slightly above your "minimum" price and see what interest you get. If you just want to sell it asap, then anything below than £500 ought to attract some interest.
Ralf S.