That is a rather scary drop in price........Ferret wrote:Wow that's big depreciation nice if your looking to buy one though.
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Well to be fair they are stupidly priced when new.
But at around £6k for a barely used GT Highline, hmmm. Interesting....
But at around £6k for a barely used GT Highline, hmmm. Interesting....
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A lot of that drop is money lost to the taxman, circa £1700
The more any new vehicle costs, the more you lose in tax.
Given that the standard bike cost (excluding tax) is currently £7954 then £6250 for a year old used one is possibly a bit high imo.
The more any new vehicle costs, the more you lose in tax.
Given that the standard bike cost (excluding tax) is currently £7954 then £6250 for a year old used one is possibly a bit high imo.
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We don't know how much he paid for it
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Has the price changed since it went on sale?
Or do you mean he could have negotiated a discount?
Or do you mean he could have negotiated a discount?
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Neither, for all I know its clear profit; won it as a prize, bought it accident damaged, inherited it or just as easily paid over the odds. I've no idea
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