Estimate £22-26,000 + buyers premium of 15% + VAT on buyers premium.
Listed sold for £28,125 however I don’t know whether that’s the hammer price or not.
Buyer could therefore have paid £31,187.
Estimate £22-26,000 + buyers premium of 15% + VAT on buyers premium.
Listed sold for £28,125 however I don’t know whether that’s the hammer price or not.
Buyer could therefore have paid £31,187.
It was £28,125 inc the premium, it’s been advertised for the last two years at £34k so not a bad result considering the current market.
Not a bad result for whom?
Early, low mileage AT for £28K, umm.
For the seller and auction house (the buyer also if they are happy with the car) A car that’s been in stock for approx two years, deduct the buyers premium and seller fee’s, they have likely still made a small profit or at least broken even as they were slightly cheaper out of Japan 2 years ago. Maybe I’m looking from a trade perspective but the majority I work with would be glad to get that back for the car after two years.