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Re: LE Pricing
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#338701
18/04/2007 15:00
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Hey, if you like the car (no matter what make and model) and you want it badly, you'll pay the price. There was an immaculate electric blue plus on here with low mileage and at a top price. I recall a number of people posting negative comments on the price, but the seller held out and he sold it, so there He sold it, sure, but didn't get much near asking price
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Re: LE Pricing
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18/04/2007 15:10
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Its not selling for £4.5k thats for sure, i will hold out for the right price as i can afford to do so. I dont have to say why they command a premium its fcuking obvious.
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Re: LE Pricing
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18/04/2007 17:57
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He sold it, sure, but didn't get much near asking price He no way let it go for much less though
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Re: LE Pricing
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18/04/2007 17:58
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Its not selling for £4.5k thats for sure, i will hold out for the right price as i can afford to do so. I dont have to say why they command a premium its fcuking obvious. I was prepared to pay a premium for one of these, and damn sure I'm not alone
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Re: LE Pricing
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18/04/2007 18:17
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i hope you don't get offended by my opinion of the value. Im not offended exactly what i was looking for. But the red key aint a 1k bill.
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Re: LE Pricing
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18/04/2007 18:41
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i hope you don't get offended by my opinion of the value. Im not offended exactly what i was looking for. But the red key aint a 1k bill. Carlt's responce about the red key is a little re-assuring. I love your coupe, it taunts me every time i visit, but i am not ready for the running costs of a turbo, hence why i only want an NA at the mo.
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Re: LE Pricing
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18/04/2007 23:34
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hehe I guess LE owners will always say they're worth more, just giving an 'outside in' impression as I'm trying to buy another car at the mo. Skint...have you tried selling it to Solo Italia?
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Re: LE Pricing
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18/04/2007 23:36
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Dont mean to sound funny WMT but a Plus or an LE is worth every bit of 2k over a standard, no offence, if you like a no frills leggo brick then great, but the extra's make the car far far superior.
Ever driven a Coupe with Recaro's and the extras?
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Re: LE Pricing
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19/04/2007 00:09
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Im not sure i'de pay another 2k for an LE. The extras apart from the seats dont add up to much more than colour coding.
Whats a lot more important in asessing a coops value is what major jobs have been undertaken in its history. If i was buying a coop now it would be a lot more important to me if i saw the clutch, cambelt, wishbones, turbo, discs/pads, manifold etc etc had all been done. IMO as good as recaros are they dont command a 25-30% increase in a cars value. But, as has already been said, if people want it, they want it.
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Re: LE Pricing
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19/04/2007 00:19
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There's a little more than just recaro's although they are the main point. 6-speed box, nicer to drive and my 6-speed plus does 500 miles to a tank, thats a saving towards the price difference. Nicer wheels, trim, kit etc etc etc Recaro's
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Re: LE Pricing
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19/04/2007 00:35
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Carl i would'nt be surprised if you had recaro pillows fitted to your bed
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Re: LE Pricing
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19/04/2007 02:16
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Well I think the LE is definately worth it. I agree that it is to some a marmite issue. But having both to compare, driving both, the 2k of the LE is more than well deserved. The Coupe looses alot of speciality in normal form. Hold it Skint it WILL sell. I was on the outside and once you see drive etc the LE Plus it becomes clear. I chose the LE as it appealed to me to be more special plus the Vinci. Oh and you all forgot the push button starter that has to add at least 30 BHP
Vinci Grey LE Alfa 147 GTA 3.2 V6 BMW E92 M3 4.0 V8 Fiat Tipo Sedicivalvole 2.0 16v ABS
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Re: LE Pricing
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19/04/2007 12:31
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Heard it all before and no doubt we'll hear it all again. The Recaro's make the difference alone not to mention all the other bits. No matter how rare plus's are LE's are still the top dog, still the jewel in the crown of Fiat coupe's. It's like buying a boxter s because you can't afford a proper 911!
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Re: LE Pricing
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19/04/2007 12:58
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I agree, £2k above 20vt is worth it for the seats and the gearbox. I mean, how much are these parts on there own from a breakers?
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Re: LE Pricing
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19/04/2007 13:08
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Well like I say when I was looking aorund It boiled down to a Plus and LE, LE won for the features mentioned above
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Re: LE Pricing
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19/04/2007 13:10
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If I bought a third Coupe it would have to be a Plus or an LE having had two plain ordinary 20VTs.
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Re: LE Pricing
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19/04/2007 14:32
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Just to note No LE driver has said it's not worth it No Standard driver has said they wished they'd pay more to get one! So there's your answer Skint...you need to sell it to an LE owner
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Re: LE Pricing
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19/04/2007 14:52
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Just a jealous standard coop owner It would cost you at least 2k to make a standard coop look like a LE why bother just buy the REAL thing its cheaper and looks better
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Re: LE Pricing
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19/04/2007 14:54
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When I had my previous coupe (a humble 1.8 16v, but with leather and aircon) I was very impressed when I sat in a plus for the first time (was Scooby's one about 4 years ago i think?). Everything just seemed more luxureus, nicer to be in and looked very cool from the outside as well with the bodykit and red brakes. The LE's gave me the same feeling, however at the time I wasn't too sure of the all the red bits. I still think the red is a bit OTT, but on the other hand it makes the car unique and looks very Italian! When I sold my 1.8 and went looking for a 20vt it just had to be a plus or LE. I don't consider a normal 20vt a lesser car, but the extra bits just finish it off for me. But I understand that if you don't car about those bits, the price difference may seem a bit unreasonable. I would still happily pay extra for an LE or plus. Next time (if that ever comes) it has to be a black LE thought
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Re: LE Pricing
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03/05/2007 18:56
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At no point in selling on here have i ever had one offer
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Re: LE Pricing
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03/05/2007 20:30
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Ask for one
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Re: LE Pricing
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#349162
03/05/2007 20:47
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If anyones buying a coupe these days its because they want a cheap sports car. The clues in the sentance. Im pretty sure thats truth these days unfortunately. (Im talking to everyone here, not just LE owners)I know you can look out at your beauty on the drive and still drool over how good it looks, but to the rest of the world who've not driven one and been bitten by the bug its just (dare i say it) an old fiat there not prepared to pay much money for.
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Re: LE Pricing
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03/05/2007 21:04
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Depends. Most have rust on the inner wheel arch lips and in the engine bay, smoky engines/turbos and as such should be treated as a cheap hack. Mine doesn't and is genuinely *near* concourse TBH, I'm tempted to sell it to Solo Italia and if someone wants it, they will have to pay nearly £8k for it from them
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