60%............you are ridiculously low with that estimate. I'd say 80% at a minimum but more likely about 90% of the selling price.Car prices have increased somewhat for used vehicles. However, best prices will be by selling online. This presents its own problems due to covid, test drive etc. Garages will offer about 60% of the likely selling price online. In this dilemma myself but with an older car.
Nah. Actual case from a couple of months ago. VW has a car purchasing wing, not sure if it's strictly VW or an industry wide operation. Offered €7,000 On a car which would easily sell on DD or Carzone for €11,500. Less hassle, to be sure!60%............you are ridiculously low with that estimate. I'd say 80% at a minimum but more likely about 90% of the selling price.
I take it from that question, you've never been an executor of a willIt hasn't been mentioned so far but is there anybody in the family who would be interested the car
You are correct but is there some reason why someone in the family can't purchase the car from the executor??I take it from that question, you've never been an executor of a will
I would of though that if a family member did buy it they might get it slightly cheaper than buying on the open market which could put the executor in a tight spot if a member of the family or a person receiving a part of the sale of the car kicked up a fuss over the slightly cheaper car.You are correct but is there some reason why someone in the family can't purchase the car from the executor??
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