> Just put a deposit on a 1998 156 2.0 TS - slightly concerned as price
> seemed low (4000) for the mileage (under 50,000)
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> Any thoughts - or are Alfa's just very cheap cars secondhand??
Depreciation is your friend!
Unless you buy new.
My high miler 98 2.0 TS cost me ?3200 18 months ago.
Frankly, I don't why anyone drives anything else but Alfas when they can be
picked up in fine fettle for so little.

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1998 156 2.0 TS Sport
Looks like a fair price to me.
Indeed, not expensive second hand, but not expensive new as well.
Compared to i.e. BMW/Audi the depreciation in % is higher, but in
pounds/euro is less!!

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Rosso Radicofani GT 2.0JTS
Golden Montreal 1428700 (1973/4)
> Just put a deposit on a 1998 156 2.0 TS - slightly concerned as price
> seemed low (4000) for the mileage (under 50,000)
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> Any thoughts - or are Alfa's just very cheap cars secondhand??
Dombrek - 07 Mar 2005 21:11 GMT
> Looks like a fair price to me.
> Indeed, not expensive second hand, but not expensive new as well.
> Compared to i.e. BMW/Audi the depreciation in % is higher, but in
> pounds/euro is less!!
Italian mathematics?! ;)
Dombrek
alfistagj - 07 Mar 2005 23:34 GMT
> Italian mathematics?! ;)
> Dombrek
No Dutch!

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Rosso Radicofani GT 2.0JTS
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IanT - 07 Mar 2005 21:16 GMT
Ok - sounds like I didn't get too bad a deal then
Thanks for the replies (just can't wait to get my hands on it now - after 6
years of a basic Primera I'm looking forward to having a motor to care
about - instead something just to get from A to B)
IanT
> Looks like a fair price to me.
> Indeed, not expensive second hand, but not expensive new as well.
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