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'10Anamoly · 12-06-2010, 06:00 PM

Not mucking up a sale, the cautious buyer is the smart one and when a group of people list a car as perfect, it sets off alarms. I just said if it runs that well you or the seller or builder shop should back it up with some sort of guarantee to the fact, or are you afraid of guaranteeing a perfect car..? If you dont want to, which I am sure you do not, note that the buyer assumes all risk when purchasing up front in the for sale article, which NOBODY has done. I think that is fair to say and not rude at all.

Any reason why the TopSpeed group purchased it and is selling so quickly? Realistic details on the reason for such a quick turnaround sale might bring more buyers to TopSpeed despite the shop reputation, as opposed to saying its had two owners on short notice and is perfect in all ways and therefore is a steal (Ebay logic FTL). That sort of stuff makes people wary. I recommend marking as for sale as is, providing a reason for the second owner's sale and then saying its perfect and that will be enough to cover anybody's concerns to the condition of the car.

Also, it would be nice to hear the seller's own opinion of threads concerning their sale as opposed to 3rd parties supporting the product for sale via posts, I find that interesting since you apparently have no financial involvement in the transaction. Cicio should have plenty to say about a product he wants to sell for $43k so take a seat Bullitt unless you are selling the car on their behalf. I've worked with Cicio in the past with less than positive results (on his part) so I'm much obliged to chime in here about buyer caution. People should involve themselves directly with TopSpeed if interested in purchasing a vehicle for sale at TopSpeed and should commit due diligence in big purchases of the short.

12-06-2010, 06:00 PM	#31 (permalink)
'10Anamoly Track Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: GA Posts: 882 Drives: 2010 370Z BS M6 Rep Power: 16	Not mucking up a sale, the cautious buyer is the smart one and when a group of people list a car as perfect, it sets off alarms. I just said if it runs that well you or the seller or builder shop should back it up with some sort of guarantee to the fact, or are you afraid of guaranteeing a perfect car..? If you dont want to, which I am sure you do not, note that the buyer assumes all risk when purchasing up front in the for sale article, which NOBODY has done. I think that is fair to say and not rude at all. Any reason why the TopSpeed group purchased it and is selling so quickly? Realistic details on the reason for such a quick turnaround sale might bring more buyers to TopSpeed despite the shop reputation, as opposed to saying its had two owners on short notice and is perfect in all ways and therefore is a steal (Ebay logic FTL). That sort of stuff makes people wary. I recommend marking as for sale as is, providing a reason for the second owner's sale and then saying its perfect and that will be enough to cover anybody's concerns to the condition of the car. Also, it would be nice to hear the seller's own opinion of threads concerning their sale as opposed to 3rd parties supporting the product for sale via posts, I find that interesting since you apparently have no financial involvement in the transaction. Cicio should have plenty to say about a product he wants to sell for $43k so take a seat Bullitt unless you are selling the car on their behalf. I've worked with Cicio in the past with less than positive results (on his part) so I'm much obliged to chime in here about buyer caution. People should involve themselves directly with TopSpeed if interested in purchasing a vehicle for sale at TopSpeed and should commit due diligence in big purchases of the short. __________________ 2013 Ford Mustang GT 374rwhp, 360rwtq SAE / GT500 Axle-Backs / Brembo Pack / Track Pack / Recaros / 6spd Last edited by '10Anamoly; 12-06-2010 at 06:19 PM.