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May 08, 2011 6:07 pm
May 08, 2011 6:07 pm
Subject: Re: V12 for sale on E bay
All I know about this one is that it has been up for sale for some considerable time under the banner of several traders (I think), as well as privately, and the car has failed to sell. I don't understand why Godin Banks keep buying in cars like this one and the other Lagonda that they have currently, which have been offered for ages elsewhere and failed to sell, but yet still seem keen to maintain the same (seemingly unattractive) price tag? When Justin Banks was on his own, he appeared to carve out for himself a niche in the market as a trader who would price to sell (otherwise) 'sticky' classic cars. He seems to have abandoned that business plan these days, curiously.
Anyway, from my perspective at least, a car like this one would never appeal and it seems that I may not be alone in this view.
All I know about this one is that it has been up for sale for some considerable time under the banner of several traders (I think), as well as privately, and the car has failed to sell. I don't understand why Godin Banks keep buying in cars like this one and the other Lagonda that they have currently, which have been offered for ages elsewhere and failed to sell, but yet still seem keen to maintain the same (seemingly unattractive) price tag? When Justin Banks was on his own, he appeared to carve out for himself a niche in the market as a trader who would price to sell (otherwise) 'sticky' classic cars. He seems to have abandoned that business plan these days, curiously.
Anyway, from my perspective at least, a car like this one would never appeal and it seems that I may not be alone in this view.