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Anybody used the 'we buy any car' site. Reason I ask is, I went to look at it today and 'WOT' flashed up a red warning!!
If you have used it, how did it go?
If you have used it, how did it go?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I got a car valued by WBAC for a laugh, they quoted £165 for a 2003 Renault Megane, then said they take £50 admin fee off that. I sold the car privately for £450.
Yes - there are a quick hassle free way to get shot of a car.
No - they are not going to give you anything like best price.
Ask around friends and family, someone may be after your car.
Yes - there are a quick hassle free way to get shot of a car.
No - they are not going to give you anything like best price.
Ask around friends and family, someone may be after your car.
Mines a Megane too, although a year older (2002). It runs pretty well, has a genuine milage of less than 45000, but it is showing it's age badly. I've had online quotes from £300 to £0 !!!
The £0 is, unfortunately nearer the mark.
I want a new(ish) one so I think the scrapyard is the place for this one.
Thanks for your answers.
The £0 is, unfortunately nearer the mark.
I want a new(ish) one so I think the scrapyard is the place for this one.
Thanks for your answers.
We inherited an 18 month old Passat estate a few years back and did'nt need it. So we took it to several dealers..checked forecourt prices..internet prices.Auto Trader prices etc...then took it to WWAC and they offered a silly price at first but after a bit of haggling arrived at a good price.We done the deal and the cash was in the account within 24 hrs.Must admit I was very surprised.