Acid Yellow V6

[NickReilly063]

Another car that has just blown a fortune in just over 6 months - I spoke to the Chap who bought it on the day who told me he had just sold a Turbo 2 - bar Old Ford’s - BMW’s and Porsche’s is the world of classic car changing ???

This really really was a stunning car and immaculate in every way but I’m glad it’s not me that has just done 20k to try one out.

2004 RENAULT CLIO V6 PHASE 2 - 13,259 MILES for sale by auction in Newbury, Berkshire, United Kingdom

A collector-quality, very low-mileage example of the rear-wheel-drive hot hatch.

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Iconic Auctioneers | 2004 Renault Clio V6 255 Phase 2-Sold

This 2004 RENAULT CLIO V6 255 PHASE 2 A mid-mounted V6, an outrageous colour, quirky styling and

www.silverstoneauctions.com

 

[Starmagsi]

Have to be a good 9 miles…

 

[photo_ed]

Another car that has just blown a fortune in just over 6 months - bar Old Ford’s - BMW’s and Porsche’s is the world of classic car changing ???

I'm not sure the market's changing Nick, I just think folk need to be less eager to garner a return on their 'investment', though we don't know the circumstances of why anyone would take a £20k hit.

I would like to think for the more considered enthusiast owner/collector, a car with provenance and a caring ownership has always been more appealing/attractive than something that's simply flipping it's way through a myriad of 'investor' owners. The right cars will always find the right buyers at the right prices I think.

 

[where.is.lee]

I've been eyeing the enthusiast car markets both here and abroad, a lot of cars seem to be taking a hit in value and are slowly returning to pre-pandemic levels. 2 seater cars are taking the biggest hit, a lot seem to be sitting and not selling for some time. 9excellence had a speed yellow 996.2 GT3 RS that took them 8 months to sell. Useable 4 seater cars seem to be stronger in value.