Thread: Best place to sell my RRS L494 V8SC

Put it on carsales(or whatever method your using) and say its in sydney now but will be in tassie from X date and see what happens.
There,s quite a few sports down here so you,ve got a good chance of unloading it down here.

cheers
DG

Trade it in on a TDV8 one?

I'd get it up on Carsales as soon as you can and just adjust the ad when you relocate. We're getting pretty close to the dead zone for selling cars as winter sets in, although with the current secondhand market it might sell in a few days. Stay away from Gumtree and if you go there don't put a phone number on the ad. I'm still reaping the rewards of my phone number being harvested from them. Private sales seem to take a bit longer than dealer ones and you will have difficulty selling it unless you can arrange for it to have no money owing on it as the dealers have a nice little monopoly with most lenders not being willing to split finance into more than one vendor payment. I'd also put the vin number up on the ad, when I was looking I wouldn't bother with a car with no vin number, no way to look at whether it had any encumberances on it or not.

Regards,
Tote

No money owing, so a clear title.

The TDV8 combined cycle is a little more than what is required so it isn't on the list, the D300 Defender slips under but the wait and price is a problem.

Next question, put the 22" wheels back on or leave it with the 20" and AT tyres?

I think I'd put the 22s back on if they are in good condition and have reasonable tread. You should be able to sell the 20s pretty easily and the 22s would keep it stock which is a good thing. You could also offer the 20s as a sweetener to a prospective purchaser as a counter for an offer.

Regards,
Tote

The other option is to keep it and buy a less desirable vehicle as a daily driver. The attractiveness of that depends on shed space and how much you would use it as well. I'm flat out thinking of a vehicle I'd replace mine with except maybe a supercharged Defender.

Regards,
Tote

Is this a thing now, employers tell you what car you can own? Are you allowed to eat meat in this new job?

Originally Posted by POD

Is this a thig now, employers tell you what car you can own? Are you allowed to eat meat in this new job?

They are a Swiss multinational and the Swiss are very concerned about the environment as is most of Europe.
Just as companies are pushing you to drive safe vehicles by specifying ANCAP 5 we will see more of them looking at fuel economy.

Originally Posted by POD

Is this a thig now, employers tell you what car you can own? Are you allowed to eat meat in this new job?

I agree with your sentiment POD. If it were me, I would take the job and keep the car. Then we would find out how **** weak, or selective, Australia’s anti-discrimination laws really are. How could anyone work for such a bunch of ......(insert word of choice).