Zero interest in my car

Had Looked at add. and put a worth of between 1500 and 2000 max on that car. if OP not willing to accept that, then best thing is to hang onto it...look after it well...and get 5000 worth of service from it.

It’s worth way more than €1200.

Your selling a car with your target market are people looking for a reliable cheap car. Most people on monthly salaries were paid mid December and need to wait till the end of January for their next pay day. Most people are skint after December and buying a car is probably last thing on there mind (unless they are purchasing a new 241 plate then they are buzzing)

As my previous comment, leave it up there till end of the month and drop 500 euro if your not called.

It's worth putting it on Adverts.ie as well.

Silly comment, with the troubles the OP is having, advertising it in as many places as possible wont hurt.

Oh, you might be surprised. I have sold cars myself using it over the years. I think the ratio of messers to genuine punters is far less than on Facebook Marketplace.

On the subject of selling older cheaper cars, I've to sell a 2009 Micra for my mother. It's running grand and in good condition as far as I know. Basic as they come so very little to go wrong.

7 for sale, all between 3000 and 4000 and one low mileage for 6000.

I'll check mileage but it's lower than them all except for the 6000 one but it wouldn't be that much higher.

I'm amazed at these asking prices....what do people think to ask for it? 15 year old Micra I would have thought is a 500 to 1000 max kind of car but no asking prices below 3k.

Are they all dreamers?

It will suit someone, don't panic, if you think its worth 3,800 then stick to that price, cars are crazy expensive now and it is hard to find good cars in Ireland as most people dont look after them.

someone told me her friend paid 4,000 euro for a 2004 Audi lately.

I was selling a car a few years ago (2017), a 2002 1.6 petrol ford focus, great car, very reliable, I had it advertised for 850 euro, It was worth more but the people who wanted it were earls 20s and the couldn't get insured on it as it was a 1.6.

it was at the end of my road for a good 6 months, then one day some guy came up and asked about it, it was for his daughter, she came to see it, loved it, the dad and herself took it for a drive, then the dad tried to run it down and say its been for sale for a long time, he offered 800 but wouldn't come up to 850, I wouldn't accept his offer.

less than a week later a guy saw it on done deal and made his way to me from a couple of hours away, he had owned a focus before and loved them, he paid the 850 no questions asked.

Fair enough so, I'll put it up for a decent price so. Its in the way in her house but I can bring it to mine and sell it from there. No rush to sell, its not exactly dropping in value at this stage. I'll check mileage and NCT expiry this evening.

On facebook I always have a look at the person's other items for sale on the profile, and a quick nosey at their friends and posts to get a rough idea of what they are like. If I see a fair few Wards and O'Connors and "JohnnylovesMary" as an account or people with interests in shire horses and recovery trucks then I'll ignore the initial advert. I've had my fingers burnt before.....lesson learnt.

I’d advertise for €3k and accept the nearest offer. It should fly out at that price with a new NCT.

Fluence is sold anyway