[Gobley]

Thought I would put my car on here before going down the part ex route.

So anyone who happens to be looking for a Well cared for 435d in Very good condition. Will try and resize some pictures not easy on an iPad.

Have put a deposit down on a 340i Touring which I need as starting my own business. So have to sell my 435d which I've really enjoyed and looked after.

435d Xdrive in Black Sapphire with Black Dakota Leather brushed aluminium trim with piano black. 2014 14 plate still under warranty for 4 months 34,845 miles full BMW history. £23,995

Options fitted
Media package Professional
M Sport 19" 442 Alloys
M Sport Braking System
Adaptive M Sport Suspension
Head up Display
Reverse assist Camera
Harmon Kardon sound system
Interior Comfort Package
Enhanced Bluetooth phone with USB
Ext mirrors folding auto dimming
Sliding front armrest
Sun protection glass
Extended storage
Heated front seats with driver memory

I have had
AC springs fitted and put on Michelin Pilot Super sports all round 6 months ago.

[UKF30]

[CazuaLLUK]

Good luck with your sale, stunning car!

[Gobley]

Thanks Cazual it is a Great car will be sad to see it go, would rather it went to an enthusiast rather than part exchanging will give auto trader a go after this.

[TripleD]

Originally Posted by Gobley

Thanks Cazual it is a Great car will be sad to see it go, would rather it went to an enthusiast rather than part exchanging will give auto trader a go after this.

Autotrader is rubbish, had a car forsale on there for 4 weeks now, just stupid calls so that the stats say xxx views and 1 call. I'm sure it's someone from autotrader just boosting it from 0!

[robbiep]

Originally Posted by TripleD

Autotrader is rubbish, had a car forsale on there for 4 weeks now, just stupid calls so that the stats say xxx views and 1 call. I'm sure it's someone from autotrader just boosting it from 0!

If a car doesn't sell on autotrader, it's because it's overpriced.

That's my experience, over 20+ years and a dozen or more vehicles. Price it right and it will sell.

[TripleD]

Originally Posted by robbiep

If a car doesn't sell on autotrader, it's because it's overpriced.

That's my experience, over 20+ years and a dozen or more vehicles. Price it right and it will sell.

Within 60 mile radius it is the second cheapest, the one cheaper has double the mileage and half the spec, price is spot on
Admittedly the pink Cooper stripes might be limiting its appeal so hoping to get them off today.

Anyway, hijacking OP's post. That's a gorgeous car and well specc'ed!

[UKF30]

Originally Posted by robbiep

If a car doesn't sell on autotrader, it's because it's overpriced.

That's my experience, over 20+ years and a dozen or more vehicles. Price it right and it will sell.

That's right and I have same experience in selling cars on autotrader and I rate autotrader 10/10 as I have sold and bought all of my cars from there .

Thing you need to remember on autotrader is that you put as many pictures as you you allowed 20 pictures so you showing everything and if I were you not to say ACS springs word it will put ordinary people off (in my experience ) and autotrader will tell you how much to advertise it for before you do but you can ignore it

Have you checked on Webuyanycar how much is it worth now ?
whatever value you get from there just put another £1000-£1200 on top as that's what I do and car sells within 2 weeks paid period , only time it doesn't sell when I think it's worth more .

Good luck with sale and I think it's beautiful car but you know when people come to buy they are bastards

[JD6]

I would advertise a car like that on Pistonheads, which seems to work well for faster cars. A 20d I would probably stick to Autotrader or eBay classified, but there are a lot of people interested in larger engined / quick cars on that site. ACS springs would be a positive for most potential buyers on Pistonheads too.

I sold a petrol V8 X5 there within a day of listing it having had no response from Autotrader.

[Gobley]

Thanks for the advice guys have put it up on pistonheads.