Citroen XM Forum

You would have thought it might have been offered to the highest bidder, as the price of around £900 seemed fairly generous. It was a shame there were no last-minute bids, particularly as I suspect the reserve was £1,000 - may be lower this time! Anyone on the Forum still interested? With regards, Matthew T. PS. I agree about the gold stripe Robert.

Maybe the seller is confident of the cars worth, after all they are a trader.

I'm surprised they haven't bothered to MOT it though.

MOT and a bit of use would do the car the world of good.

I think £900 is a good price to reach, being off the road and with the original rear tyres it needs a full set at least i would think, plus a service and if its such a gem spend £40 and put a years ticket on it hey.

Gold strip is a no no but the car itself looks lovely.

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£730 so far and i notice its on a longer listing, still has a good reserve on it though by the looks of things

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Nearly £1400 and the seller still doesnt think he has a high enough price...............this is reaching an almost reasonable amount of money

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Auction format certainly does get people into the bidding mood and they get 'auction fever' - next step with mine is to auction it with a 99p start if it doesn't sell.

There's a mighty 80 watchers on my Xantia that's on auction ATM. Then again, that's probably most people on the FCF...!

Then again, that's probably most people on the FCF...!

Indeed , i shifted on a car recently via ebay, 200+ watchers, not one solitary bid its weird like that.

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Dean wrote:Nearly £1400 and the seller still doesnt think he has a high enough price...............this is reaching an almost reasonable amount of money

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I might stick my spares car on at this rate...

so long as its sat around for years untouched and has no MOT it should sell well.

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