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Originally Posted by yogiii While everybody here is talking about why would somebody buy a verna petrol i would like to know how good is it to buy a second hand verna petrol. Everybody knows its a slow mover and they dont sell too many of them so the resale should be pretty bad or lets just say it would be pretty good for a potential buyer |
This is first hand from someone who just sold a petrol verna, which is yours truly. I was expecting the same, wonder who will buy etc
You will not believe, i got a person the 2nd day of putting my ad, and he agreed on exactly the price i was looking at. Why? well he wanted to go for a new one and for about 2.5 lacs lesser he was getting a hardly used, like new one. Unfortunately i was not in a position to do the formalities and asked him to wait, but he could not. I put the ad after a month again, and i got 3 people who offered 5-6% around my price and 2 who offered my price. In fact after i sold, i still got 5-6 more people asking, one of them who gave me a lower quote and then came back to match mine!
Can you have a better re-sale? I have now sold 3 cars, i can tell you this, Hyundai cars mean great after sales and low ownership costs, so they sell(anyone believes it or not, well that's the perception outside with most)
Compared to this- a ford fiesta will find lesser takers and at lower price. A friend sold his fiesta, though surely not as good as mine, but at 10% lower price than mine. It was the same year make and SXI petrol.
This does not say anything about fiesta or verna as a product, the market says this. I sold it for about 30% depreciation on 2 years usage, that is normal for a sedan, so that should clear the "low resale", "slow mover" etc image! |