Jaguar F-Type Forum

badger wrote: ↑Mon Sep 13, 2021 5:30 pm i have just sold mine today, had it 18 months and sold it for £3200 more than i paid for it. absolutely loved the car but i needed something a bit more practical , havn't bought anything yet but took the opportunity to cash in while prices are high.

Sounds like a shrewd manoeuvre As much as some hope prices are stalling/falling, or our cars aren’t selling as quick, you are living proof to the contrary.

V models, especially, will always be desirable. Yes some sellers might be lumping on but demand for F-Types is very strong in UK.

badger wrote: ↑Mon Sep 13, 2021 5:30 pm i have just sold mine today, had it 18 months and sold it for £3200 more than i paid for it. absolutely loved the car but i needed something a bit more practical , havn't bought anything yet but took the opportunity to cash in while prices are high.

did you sell it privately or traded it in ?

I sold mine last month as well…I was told the 5th person to part ways with their F-Type in the space of a month.

who did you sell it to ?

Brozi93 wrote: ↑Tue Sep 14, 2021 11:42 am who did you sell it to ?

I sold mine through motorway. Great price and the dealer who bought it was honest and transferred the money no problem.

400P wrote: ↑Tue Sep 14, 2021 11:33 am I sold mine last month as well…I was told the 5th person to part ways with their F-Type in the space of a month.

I sold mine to WBAC. Gave me a price I couldn't say no to which they honoured when I took it in. Was in and out in 20 mins! Highly recommended.

WBAC valuations have dropped (on my car) by about 6k this past week!

Mines down nearly 3.5k in three days!!
Maybe the bubble has burst?

Prices haven't shifted much with valuations from elsewhere but that's quite the plummet with WBAC.

Been checking a few cars I watch and everything is down, although the WBAC on f type is possibly overblown.
So looks like things are dropping.
Wonder if the coupe is linked to convertible prices which always dip end of summer?