Scottish Elises

Stunning car

https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/201 ... ge-cup-430

£57k and 5 days to go


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Grab a bargain Clark, I’ll give you £30k for your old one

And then I'll give you a fiver for yours Kinger

You can pay me to take yours Gary.

Kinger wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 19, 2020 11:09 pm

Grab a bargain Clark, I’ll give you £30k for your old one

would it need a wash and polish to seal the deal

Went for £75.5k when the hammer hit, dunno if that’s Ok or not in this climate


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Plus 6% so nearer 80k no?

Hadn’t checked the fees, ouch!


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Nice car but wouldn't say the buyer got a bargain. People that really want an exige Cup struggle to justify that sort of outlay. £25k off new price in 2 years , that is pretty average depreciation. Wouldn't have been much more on a forecourt.

I thought they were more than that new?
I remember seeing an Exige at Murrays with a tag of £121k on it when i went in for something a while ago.

Tells you in the description how much it was new.

Mikie711 wrote: ↑

Tue Aug 25, 2020 1:39 am

Nice car but wouldn't say the buyer got a bargain. People that really want an exige Cup struggle to justify that sort of outlay. £25k off new price in 2 years , that is pretty average depreciation. Wouldn't have been much more on a forecourt.

totally agree Mike - at £60 you'd have won a watch but not sure why people are paying top dollar when dealer cars are marginally more expensive and should give you more piece of mind?

Collecting Cars in general are quite expensive I think. Some nice hardware passes through but nothing jumps out as being a steal compared to market value. Add in buyers premium and some look like they would have been better off buy from a dealer.