I use Donedeal regularly and it's fine. You just get used to the timewasters and people who can't read the ad. I don't remember it being particularly different since DD or Adverts started, although the amount of low ball offers has gotten worse.
I use Donedeal regularly and it's fine. You just get used to the timewasters and people who can't read the ad. I don't remember it being particularly different since DD or Adverts started, although the amount of low ball offers has gotten worse.
A lot of buying and selling i have done or seen the last year or so has been on the facebook marketplace... Free ads and very easy contact over messenger... If you have liked or joined the right classified pages, it becomes very easy to source parts and cars. Personally I do a lot of e30 and bmw parts hunting, and have joined e30 and bmw specific pages, and it comes in very handy indeed. Selling wise, you can expect the same if not more time-wasters, but they seem to be on every buy/sell site. My friend sold an e36 within 15mins on facebook last weekend with a seller arriving 20mins later with cash... It helps when you get a notification is sent to you when something is uploaded on a particular classified pageOriginally Posted by Rennwagen
Bit of that and most people only take their car to a garage if its broken. Mechanic's fix the problem and off they go. Car likely wasnt serviced if the person didn't request it.
Facebook marketplace is fcukin weird.
One category for "Vehicles"!!?? - What the fcuk use is that. Scramblers, quads, trailers, campers, bicycles and cars etc all lumped together. It's fcukin useless
Excuse the misspelled words ,fingers too fat and fast.
We are in competition so, with an E28 and E90 project pject im allways on the hunt. Its a way of life now, happiness is measured on how much value i can extract in BMW parts. Sad, but true.
They used to have a sold section. A good few years ago now I think.
If I remember correctly cars that were good value used to sell quickly.
Went I sold my lexus is200 it was through adverts last year.
I also had it on Donedeal and Facebook.
I have always bought at the lower end of the market, so never had a car with receipts or stamped history. But can generally tell what cars have had some care taken with them.
I myself stuff any receipts relating to the car into the glove box.
Agreed. Plus some ads that pop up at the top are weeks old.
Youd hardly expect to sell a car in Weeks though ?? Whats wrong with an ad thats 3 months old?
Assuming the yoke is still for sale
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