http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=171126782503&ssPageName=ADME:B:SS:GB:1123

 

mmmmmmm!!! good luck to him,

 

If it sells mine might be on next

 

Yes, but I expect you'll have the wit to ask a realistic price, with full details (incl. mileage), decent pics and not photograph it full of rubbish...?!
Yours is grey too, isn't it?

 

Officially it's sapphire blue (looks silver) not the colour of this one - if this sells at the price asked I might ask similar too but would be presented differently

 

It does say, 75,000

 

Actually, it's £7500.00 - his BIN price.
Another classic example of ambitious sellers expecting top-dollar but not being prepared to give buyers a decent description - makes you wonder if they actually want to sell at all - maybe being forced into it by circumstances - or a greedy ex...?!
"Yes I've put the car on ebay but strangely, no-one's interested...!"

 

Maybe i'm missing something here but when I click the link it shows the buy it now price as £7,500. Might be expensive in the UK, but the price wouldn't be outrageous in the US.

 

at least £2000 too expensive...(in my view....which dont count for diddly squat)...

 

Crossfires are much more expensive to buy in the US but cheaper to run, whereas UK cars are comparatively cheap but we have outrageous fuel & road tax.
Swings & roundabouts...
Strange to try selling a car with no description (we can see it's a "Crossfire"!), no mileage, poor interior pics, the missing reflector, saggy-looking driver's seat (high mileage?), full of junk etc - doesn't exactly inspire confidence - plus being overpriced by at least £2500 - seller doesn't do himself any favours, does he?!