BACK TO FRONT !

ACTIVE8 · Unread post by **ACTIVE8** » 25 Apr 2005, 21:09

Well people do sell their car, and go for a newer model, but I can't help thinking this seller is going about it the wrong way.
Basically most of us would rather progress from a Mondeo to an Xantia, and not the other way round. [xx(]
Here's the link:-
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 83890&rd=1

Once most sensible people have seen the light, and tried an Xantia, there is no going back. [:D] [:)] [8D] [:D]

bxbodger · Unread post by **bxbodger** » 25 Apr 2005, 21:23

With a current top bid of £225 and less than a day to go, maybe resale value has something to do with it!!

oilyspanner · Unread post by **oilyspanner** » 25 Apr 2005, 22:17

Citroens take time to be appreciated, this chap has obviously failed to get the point, his loss
Stewart

ACTIVE8 · Unread post by **ACTIVE8** » 27 Apr 2005, 16:46

I agree resale value can be a concern, as with any car.
Yes, Citroens do take time to be appreciated, it would appear that the son listing the car, or the father (the owner) have not spent enough time with it. Maybe they should give it a big

hug.
Note, they have now relisted it. So they still want to sale it. [:0]
Here's the link:-
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 4546009280
So the Citroen is

because it's feeling like it's got a

as it is

to be sold to someone who will be

by it again.
At least the, I quote from the listing, "interior is clean with no

tears."
So the seats will not be damp then.

[:D]

ActivaV6uk · Unread post by **ActivaV6uk** » 27 Apr 2005, 17:52

The guy who sold me my Activa that is now becoming the 2.1 actualy "upgraded" to a Mundano apparently his friends modified pictures of it and put a taxi sign on it and then took the p**s out of it non stop...
saved me from doing it

Andy