Whats sells and what doesnt?
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Whats sells and what doesnt?
Just a bit of a random topic but i would like to hear people views and opinions and share possible past experiences.
Basically, i'm curious as to colours in which mk1 golfs (including cabriolets) came in and how that affects the price of buying and selling a mk1.
I remember back when i was looking at buying my first golf, couldnt help noticing that certain colours just didnt seem to sell :dontknow:
For example: Helious blue golfs - they would be going cheaper than other colours even though the general condition of the car would be the same of that of any other coloured golf.
I have also noticed this with White golfs :dontknow: looks lovely when clean.
i would understand if it wasnt an original VW colour but they are and I.M.O Helious blue gives a lovely multi tone colour to a classic car.
Would love to hear your views in this
thanks
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GOLF MKII GTI 8V - sold
GOLF MKII DRIVER - ex took it
GOLF MKII GTI 16V - scrapped
JETTA MkII GTI 8V LMT EDTION
GOLF MKII DRIVER - ex took it
GOLF MKII GTI 16V - scrapped
JETTA MkII GTI 8V LMT EDTION
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I.E Sports cars: ferrari's lamborghini and Punto sport
something about the actual paint in that colour being lighter in weight?! (i could be wrong)
but then doesnt every colour have its bad point?
Red - fades and becomes pink
yellow - you get followed by bugs/wasps etc
black - gets dusty and dirty quicker
…and the list goes on.
i am aware its all down to personal likes and dislikes when buying a car, but sometimes it seems like there might be more to it.
like some of you have said, white is a lovely colour for a cabriolet and yes they are getting rarer. But people are still respraying them in some non vw colours.
:dontknow: these sell more than an original factory coloured golf
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