its on carsales at the moment so i assumed so...

I sold mine within 6-8 weeks earlier this year and bought the new one from the previous owner a week after he put it up for sale :)

[QUOTE=92 RS;550160]its on carsales at the moment so i assumed so...[/QUOTE]

Link?

[QUOTE=mARC;550138]Financing is still very hard to get as banks don't want to lend.[/QUOTE]

I borrowed a fair chunk last year with no issue, even with a marginal credit score due to owing tons of coin.

As long as you have established income and no black marks against your name finance is easy enough.

Simple equation.

- Lots on the market.
- Sellers want reasonable money for them.
- Buyers want to pay next to nothing for them.

The vast majority of cars that do not sell are over-priced. Even more so when the market is flat.

[QUOTE=BALISTC;550169]Simple equation.

- Lots on the market.
- Sellers want reasonable money for them.
- Buyers want to pay next to nothing for them.[/QUOTE]

This is always a constant though, yes?

Yeah it is, but combined with a flat market and what seems to be a glut of cars for sale currently, the problem is exacerbated.

Institutes are still giving out money like it's going out of fashion.
Priced accordingly, cars are as easy to sell as ever before.
Cnuts are just asking crack prices I think. (EDIT: peoples expectations of what their vehicle is worth is somewhat skewed)
I sold two of my cars within 2 weeks of advertising. In fact, I didn't even advertise one. I told people I was thinking about selling on a Saturday, and by Monday I had cash in my hand.
Take into account kms, age, condition, the market etc and price the vehicle to suit, and it'll sell.

Realise that just because we live in WA, your WRX is not worth 5k more.