2001 discovery 2 with 60,000 miles what’s a fair price?
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12-23-2018, 06:53 PM
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2001 discovery 2 with 60,000 miles what’s a fair price?
Hi all I am new to the forum as well as Land Rover. I have both an Austin Healey and MG and looking to buy a discovery to drive to work and back. I found an extremely clean 2001 discovery 2 with 60,000 miles. It’s listed at $12,999. What do you all think a fair price is?
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12-23-2018, 07:07 PM
Wow. These listing prices really are going up due to supply and demand.
These are not the kinds of cars for daily drivers. Since you're considering buying; and please be honest with yourself because this is really important.. do you have this:
1) Deep pockets
2) Mechanical Aptitude / skills
Your going to need one of these two - or a combination thereof if you own this car. It requires ongoing work. It likes to be pampered. And if you don't pamper it .... it will throw a hissy fit and you will be late for work.
These are not the kinds of cars for daily drivers. Since you're considering buying; and please be honest with yourself because this is really important.. do you have this:
1) Deep pockets
2) Mechanical Aptitude / skills
Your going to need one of these two - or a combination thereof if you own this car. It requires ongoing work. It likes to be pampered. And if you don't pamper it .... it will throw a hissy fit and you will be late for work.
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Wow. These listing prices really are going up due to supply and demand.
These are not the kinds of cars for daily drivers. Since you're considering buying; and please be honest with yourself because this is really important.. do you have this:
1) Deep pockets
2) Mechanical Aptitude / skills
Your going to need one of these two - or a combination thereof if you own this car. It requires ongoing work. It likes to be pampered. And if you don't pamper it .... it will throw a hissy fit and you will be late for work.
These are not the kinds of cars for daily drivers. Since you're considering buying; and please be honest with yourself because this is really important.. do you have this:
1) Deep pockets
2) Mechanical Aptitude / skills
Your going to need one of these two - or a combination thereof if you own this car. It requires ongoing work. It likes to be pampered. And if you don't pamper it .... it will throw a hissy fit and you will be late for work.
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12-23-2018, 08:16 PM
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12-23-2018, 08:41 PM
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12-23-2018, 09:13 PM
Hi all I am new to the forum as well as Land Rover. I have both an Austin Healey and MG and looking to buy a discovery to drive to work and back. I found an extremely clean 2001 discovery 2 with 60,000 miles. It’s listed at $12,999. What do you all think a fair price is?