What do you think??

[Anonymous]

I am thinking of putting a bid in just wondered what you all thought?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2482439526&sspagename=STRK%3AMESE%3AIT&rd=1

How much do you think its worth??

 

[Nicola]

If its any help

I bought my 1.8 hlx S reg 6 months ago from a garage. Mine had 43000 on the clock full mot, full tax service history and all the keys including red one. I got mine for 3200.

nic

 

[patrick]

Re: If its any help

Ask what his buy it now price is, that might give you an idea of what money he wants for it, he also says he will re-test it, "if it reaches a fair price", so who decides what a fair price is?

 

[mathew]

from parkers price guide

1.8 HLX 3d 1998/S
Average mileage: 60,000 miles

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Original Price £ 14267
Dealer Retail £ 2795
Private Good £ 2590
Private Poor £ 1375
Trade £ 2145

 

[Anonymous]

Re: from parkers price guide

Hi

I have emailed him the cars is selling now at £2700, he is not willing to sell on a buy it now.

The car will just sell at what it reaches.

The price at which he will re test the car is £2800 or above.

He also has the all important red key.

It also only has 1 previous owner and a full fiat history.

 

[Anonymous]

Re: from parkers price guide

Hi

I have also had a look on the auto trader website and all the Bravo HLX's with this sort of mileage are over £3000!!

I have rung two and both are sold, seems Bravos HLX's are popular.

After all a cars worth what people are prepared to pay.

The auction finishes at roughly the same time as the England Vs Portugal kick off tomorrow so ebay may be quiet and i can sneak in at the last minute.

lol

 

[patrick]

Re: from parkers price guide

Thats true.........all a guide can give you is a rough estimate, a car is worth whatever people will pay, if you are lucky and no one wants it, you get a bargain, if lots of people want it, then you pay more for it............market forces for you

 

[Anonymous]

Re: from parkers price guide

I agree.

I think it would be a fair price to pay if the car is as good as described and with such low mileage.

 

[Plastic Maggot]

Re: from parkers price guide

Bravo residuals are very low now and you'd be silly to pay very much at all for an older model. I say an Enamel Red 1.8hlx, 66k, R Reg, with full history last month for £1250. Even the dealers are selling them off at ludicrously low prices as the (extremely ugly) Stilo takes over.

It's about time that Fiat got their act together and launched a new hatch design with some sort of appeal.

In my opinion, I hasten to add.

 

[Anonymous]

Re: from parkers price guide

I have never seen a good Bravo as low as that and i have been looking for 3 months.

Most R-T plate with under 50k and full history are £2700 and up.

There is another Bravo Hlx on ebay below.

This ones starting at £2500 on a 1995 "N Reg" with more miles.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2482415284&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT&rd=1

Makes the other seem ok doesnt it??

 

[Anonymous]

Re: from parkers price guide

If you go to "loot" and type in fiat brava, there is 82 cars for sale, ranging from this................

Fiat Brava 1.4SX,

purple, 5 door, e/w, e/s, low mileage, MOT Feb 05, tax Jul 04, excellent cond in and out...


to this................

Fiat Brava 1.6 16v, Y reg, 2001, 19,000 miles, blue, e/w, c/l, 12 months MOT, stunning car [more...]Price: £2,800.00

or this............

Fiat Brava 1.4FX, R reg, blue, 62,000 miles, red key included, 6 months tax, MOT Dec 04, brand new clutch fitted, still under warranty, selling due to newer car [more...]Price: £1,500.00 or near offer

 

[Anonymous]

Re: from parkers price guide

I want the Bravo not the Brava.

I like but but prefer the Bravo.

 

[patrick]

Re: from parkers price guide

In that case..............


Fiat Bravo, R reg, 1998, 58k, blue, s/h, bodykit, Rage exhaust, tints, induction kit, OZ alloys, etc, very sporty look, ex cond, yrs MOT, tax Oct [more...]Price: £2,300.00 or very near offer

Fiat Bravo 1.8i 16v HLX, blue, heated seats, e/w, e/s, PAS, alloy wheels, central locking [more...]Price: £2,250.00 or near offer


Fiat Bravo 1.8HLX Coupe, 3 dr, R reg, 5 spd, p/s, jade, e/w, c/l, alloys, stereo, new clutch, 73,000 miles, mint cond in/out, drives lovely, MOT & tax, £1,895. 07956 458664 / 020-8880 0865 [more...]

 

[BlackBravo]

Re: from parkers price guide

have you asked if it has been i volved in any collisons, doesnt look like it but you cant tell just by picture, might be worth asking.
Pete

 

[Anonymous]

Re: from parkers price guide

Hi Pete

I did ask.

He told me the car is near perfect and has never been involved in any accidents, he will also supply the hpi printout.

If the buyer is not 100% happy with the car they have no obligation to pay.

It's also sold with a 1 hour trial, not long i know but better than nothing.

Thanks for replys everyone.

 

[Paul R]

Re: from parkers price guide

I bought a 99 t-reg in feb with 48k, i paid £3k, but the cars body work wasnt A1, but the engine was as sweet as a nnut and as tight as a drum!!lol... the price seems fair, not a bargin either, but the condition sounds very good!

Paul R

 

[Anonymous]

Re: from parkers price guide

Thanks Paul.

I also thought this was a fair price.

Like you said its not a bargain but its worth paying a little over the odds to get a good one.

I am going to have a look in 30 mins as the cars only 15 miles from me, i will let you know what i think.

 

[Anonymous]

Re: from parkers price guide

I have been to have a look and it is probably the cleanest Bravo i have seen.

The bodywork is unmarked and the interior is spotless also.

Amazingly all the electrics work.

The car also drives superbly.

The only problem i noticed was that one of the front tyres looks a little worn.

I am definitely considering putting a bid in!!