ash59fifty-uk
MB Enthusiast
So if I installed facelift parts on my W204 and sold it described as a late 13' plate to some of the people on this thread, I guess they wouldn't moan about it! Lol
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Ah, I must have missed that bit. What was his reason for declining?
It's this bit I find difficult to reconcile..
"I want to keep it; there's nothing wrong with it except the price. "
Had you not seen his other bikes would you still think this too expensive for the year?
So the spec and model is correct after all?
From what I can gather from earlier posts, Yamaha imported it in 2012, and sold new in 2013?
You were not expecting the later model, its just the not being first registered for a while thing that's the issue?
And except, of course, that their ad wording is 'Model Year: 2010' where mine was 'Model Year: 2013'.
They're not the only ones, by the way. That is a 2010-only colour scheme, but Youles of Blackburn sold an identical bike recently as a 2013, and Kirkcaldy Kawasaki have one in stock, also advertised as a 2013. I've told Kirkcaldy Kawasaki, and told them how to check, but their ad is unchanged. Both are 2013-registered 2010 models, and both ads state they are 2013 models. Unless they do some digging, the owners will never know...
That is what i was going to mention , is the advert not a standard eBay listing template where a seller inputs their vehicle details. If so the model year is a fixed part of the template and its wording is not changeable by the seller ?
It would have looked slightly suspect to a potential buyer if they had put model year 2010 but the bike was wearing a 2013 plate
Kenny
I take it these aren't some special police spec bikes that just came in that colour?
Seems odd that there are so many being sold by so many seemingly reputable bike dealers all around the country?
I remember repossessing 4 speed Ford Sierras with 5 speed gear nobs.
Happy days.
Surreal. Either that, or your first post was correct; you don't understand this thread...
On second reading, NOW I get it. Doh!
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