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Hi. http://www.parkers.co.uk/ I *could* spend nearly £400 on a Glasses Guide or CAP Black Book subscription; but I can't afford it for a one off purchase. So whats your opinion on the accuracy of the prices in here then? Must be someone in the trade who can tell me how good / shite they are? Is there a better site or high street price guide? (Parkers says the car I'm looking at is about 400quid over priced,) Again, many thanks. |
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Hi. http://www.parkers.co.uk/ I *could* spend nearly £400 on a Glasses Guide or CAP Black Book subscription; but I can't afford it for a one off purchase. So whats your opinion on the accuracy of the prices in here then? Must be someone in the trade who can tell me how good / shite they are? Is there a better site or high street price guide? (Parkers says the car I'm looking at is about 400quid over priced,) Again, many thanks. |
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Mike Barnard <m.barnard.trousers (AT) thunderin (DOT) co.uk> wrote: Hi. http://www.parkers.co.uk/ I *could* spend nearly £400 on a Glasses Guide or CAP Black Book subscription; but I can't afford it for a one off purchase. So whats your opinion on the accuracy of the prices in here then? Must be someone in the trade who can tell me how good / shite they are? Is there a better site or high street price guide? (Parkers says the car I'm looking at is about 400quid over priced,) Again, many thanks. I generally look at the spread of Autotrader prices for the car I'm looking at - somewhere in the middle of the range of Autotrader prices is usually a good starting point. |
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