Sarnie

awesome

Stretched tyres mate, should be 235/275..............

I'd love to know what the 'Special Edition' is? That car is also a MY06 on an 07 plate. £15k is very rich also....

You do realise it's a MY03 car?

Car + shipping + taxes & registration has cost me just over £23K And how long to get it here and SVA'd etc?

How much to get it here?

Why would you stretch your budget for a MY03 car? If your going to stretch the budget, get a MY06....... what?

Why would you stretch your budget for a MY03 car? If your going to stretch the budget, get a MY06.......

Indeed

when I was 20 I had a bus pass

Why so stringent on the mileage? Your basically asking for an 8 year old car that has done less than 6k a year............

Correct. It's not the price differential you need to worry about, it's the ability to be able to even find a buyer full stop. I agree, the GT is not that great in reality, especially compared to aftermarket equivalents, but it what buyers want.

I need a new Sofa

Buy a GT if you ever want to sell it. You'll have to significantly reduce the price of a non GT to get rid of it.....

Boooooooooooooo hisssssssssssssssssssssssssss

^This one or stock imo.

A car is only worth what someone will pay for it. If the colour is rare or desireable then they will be prepared to pay more for it. Search PH for Ferrari 360's.The first 15 or so are usually Silver. The decent colours (Nero,Rosso,TDF & Giallo) are priced higher as they are more desireable. Colour makes a huge difference on price. Fact. As for not buying a car because it's going to depreciate.....

As a seller I wouldn't accept more than about a grand in cash. And as a buyer i wouldn't walk around with a load of cash on me. Safest option for all concerned is to take/pay a small deposit and then meet the buyer/seller at their/your bank with either a Bankers Draft or the cash so the Bank can confirm authenticity. Also, don't pay anything with a written receipt stating the amount payable in total, whats it's for and dated and signed by both parties.