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Niall76
16-07-2007, 02:02 PM
Well I think the time has come to sell my beloved A6. Children, work and a whole host of other things mean I'm now looking for a double cab pick up truck and unfortunately there is no such thing in the VAG line-up.

So, where should I start with trying to sell my A6? Or does anyone know of anywhere in or near Glasgow who may trade?

dessimpson
16-07-2007, 09:31 PM
Trade it in for a Nissan Navaro. Big and ugly but really rather good ;)

You could always put it on www.pistonheads.co.uk It's free to advertise and lots of people visit the site.

Des


Edit:- Link now fixed :o

The Mk3 man
18-07-2007, 10:57 AM
Why don't you try selling it on here, and also www.autometrix.co.uk so you can get it in Audi Driver magazine?

I've always had a good response from Autotrader, but obviously that's going to cost you.

As a last resort there's always eBay, just make sure you put a realistic reserve on it.

Good luck with the sale anyway

Fizzbitt
18-07-2007, 11:19 AM
Had my car up on any free forum i could find.. including piston heads and also up on the online trader for 2 weeks which cost circa £17.

Eventually after a week and a bit it was sold to chap who saw it on the piston heads website. :)

bora(ing) nick
18-07-2007, 11:26 AM
http://www.vwaudiforum.co.uk/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=35

you could try advertising in this place.....:biglaugh: :beerchug:

clairebear76
23-06-2009, 01:18 PM
I had my audi TT advertised on Autotrader at £9995 for a month with no luck at all. Then I put it on ebay as a classified advert which I think lasted for about a month too with nothing but stupid questions and a couple of offers for 6500!!! - its on an (05) plate with 23k miles!!!!

Someone suggested ebay auction so we did that and put a reserve of £9250 and it made £8300!!! - finally someone at work had sold their RS6 through a site called http://www.dealerbid.co.uk (http://www.dealerbid.co.uk/) so I went on there and sold it for £9300 to a dealer who collected it within a couple of days! - My point is that at £9995 it was a cheap car in comparison to dealer prices so why on earth couldnt I sell the car to the public for £9300 if a dealer is happy to pay that ? - He said they would put it up for £10995! - Think I must be missing something or people just prefer to buy from dealers. If id know before about that site id have gone that route because didnt cost me anything and no silly questions or messing around either.

Claire
Cambs

maisbitt
25-06-2009, 09:30 AM
People are very wary about spending big money on a private sale. They like the reassurances of a dealership/garage to go back to if they have any problems.

I part ex-ed a Golf for £12k recently, and it's up on the forecourt for £15k, but no one would touch it privately for £13k, even though it still had a year's warranty left on it.

A lot of people go to the dealers not only for the car, but for the finance too. Someone with ok but not the best credit history will probably get a better finance deal from the dealer than through a private bank loan.

taj123
28-10-2010, 08:41 AM
I think someone here has already mentioned piston heads, you can also try specialist audi buyers like http://www.autovip.co.uk or even dealer bid.

MalcQV
30-10-2010, 03:35 PM
This thread is 16 months old ;)

zollaf
30-10-2010, 04:43 PM
39 months from the first post though,:D, i wonder if he ever did sell the a6 ???

Embisix
30-10-2010, 06:32 PM
Pistonheads would be my recommendation. I've sold 3 cars in a row on there and had them advertised elsewhere. PH seems to get the hit-count!

Double cab pickup? Hell, you're gonna miss that A6!

sellyouraudi
16-04-2014, 11:37 PM
I can't read, ignore me.

sellyouraudi
16-04-2014, 11:54 PM
Nope, I still can't read.

Sam
17-04-2014, 08:35 AM
I wish I could read

How about you read the rules before attempting to peddle your wares on a SEVEN year old thread?