Originally Posted by
ShiftyOldScoob
Cheers ran,
Does your cousin use a trader policy and have trade plates etc?
Reason I ask is, I'll be wanting to give test drives but don't want to keep the cars taxed and if I can keep everything on 1 policy that would be ideal.
Also, I'll be selling cars (hopefully) in the 5-10k price range, so does anyone know how I'd go about offering finance?
Thanks again
Yeah he has a trader policy but no trade plates. Another mate of mine who deals in motorbikes has trade plates
I'd look at the cheapies at this time of year as they will be good sellers and economical cars - thirsty or sports cars are a big no no at the run upto xmas.
You can even get bargains around dec/jan/feb as people will have maxxed out their credit and will be selling stuff cheap to claw some cash back - which is when you should pounce
Defo sell from home and keep all costs to a minimum. Then you will start to make a profit slowly and build it up from there
Also, another mate, has contacts and agreements with several local garages and he has to buy whatever cars they send his way - sometimes he gets right bargains and other times they are sheds - but you have to take them all and move them on