GR Yaris Fair price for low mileage GRY?

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A work colleague knows I'm looking for a GRY and has mentioned he'll be putting his up for sale in a couple of weeks as he's not really been using it. But before he does he's asked me if I'd like to make him an offer. It's a 72 plate circuit pack, flat white (not pearl), fully standard, on approx 2,500 miles. I'm tempted as I know he's really looked after the car, but have no idea what would be a fair price for this car?

Checked the usual sites Autotrader/Pistonheads etc. but prices seem all over the place and I guess prices are set with room for a bit of haggling?

So those that keep an eye on the market, what do we think would be a fair price so that both us us feel we've got a good deal?
 
Sounds like a really nice, low mileage car and knowing its history is worth a good bit.

I would put it at around £28-29K
 
Crafnant said:
A work colleague knows I'm looking for a GRY and has mentioned he'll be putting his up for sale in a couple of weeks as he's not really been using it. But before he does he's asked me if I'd like to make him an offer. It's a 72 plate circuit pack, flat white (not pearl), fully standard, on approx 2,500 miles. I'm tempted as I know he's really looked after the car, but have no idea what would be a fair price for this car?

Checked the usual sites Autotrader/Pistonheads etc. but prices seem all over the place and I guess prices are set with room for a bit of haggling?

So those that keep an eye on the market, what do we think would be a fair price so that both us us feel we've got a good deal?
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Do you have any dirt on said colleague?????..... If yes offer £20k for your silence... otherwise, as already mentioned knowing the provenance is a whole load of peace of mind, so agree high £twenties for that mileage. Better than dealing with the public and/or dealers......
 
Thanks guys, very useful and was about what I was thinking. Does the flat white generally come out a bit cheaper, bearing in mind the other colours were extra cost when new, or does this have no real bearing on the second hand market?
 
Colour doesn't appear to make any real difference and white is probably the most popular anyway.
 
I'd say it's a £30k car if one owner and 2.5k miles. The fact you know the bloke has real value too. Buying from a dealer you'd spend more than that for a low mileage one owner car and it would be a lottery regarding how well it's been kept.

I'd arge that a pearl, red or black car would be a little more due to the fact there's less of them.
 
Mine just shy of 10000 miles and a 72 plate. Personally I would never sell it, but if I were to replace today I'd expect it'd cost 28-29k
 
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