Trademe show and tell.

**HTFU** · 1st September 2009, 20:23

Interesting. Check out the seller comments at the bottom.

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Mo...-237841141.htm

hey, you advertised this car as being registered! is there any outstanding fines/fees or money owing on this car!! It's really disconcerting that you are apparently away until after the auction and that no one can view prior to bidding!! really bad elsa5 (443 ) 8:10 pm, Mon 31 Aug

the car comes with 3 months registration, to be honest im not too concerned what you think because you dont know my circumstances! 10:23 pm, Mon 31 Aug

Seller Comment: Just to clarify, there is no money owing on this vehicle, it is freehold.. I won close to $500,000, I am completely debt free. 10:49 am, Tue 1 Sep

**Mom** · 1st September 2009, 20:27

My poor ears are ringing here with the shouts of BUYER BEWARE

There is a fool born every day though.

**Dave Lobster** · 1st September 2009, 20:31

Originally Posted by Mom

There is a fool born every day though.

And some of them post political debates on here..

**Taz** · 1st September 2009, 20:34

I don't see a problem.

**Dean** · 1st September 2009, 20:52

Its never had any mechanical problems

Oh really

It's very peppy, good for over taking and getting up hills.

Its a hyundai the only thing it will be pushing up hills is the Idiot driving it at speeds you might as well get a moped for. Peppy you say? Its a 1600cc economical tree hugger ve-hicle.

runs on the smell of an oily rag.

No it runs on the smell of a Glade Air freshener on picture 10 ya smelly coont.

What more could you want in a car?

Gee thats a hard one I dont know maybe some hot Finland chicks, no Polynesians because they wouldnt fit and the suspension doesent look too promising.

This will be your buy of the year..

And you added the extra dodgy fullstop for what reason? Im a Maori, if I manage to pay off my next WOF and rego I will be over the moon.

**Pedrostt500** · 1st September 2009, 20:55

Unless I've read it wrong the seller is happy for a post auction AA aprasil, and for the sucessful bidder to test drive and decide if the car is for them after auction, without the bidder being bound to the auction rules, sounds like the seller is trying to be as fair as possible.

Buyer beware is the exspectation of any auction, and it is up to the buyer to arange appraisal for what they may be bidding on, it is advisable for a potential bidder to negotiate in their terms of sale that if it is only conveniant, for an apraisal to be done post auction that they apply for this before bidding, and this to be a factor in the sale going a head.

**Laava** · 1st September 2009, 21:47

Storm in a teacup and as usual all the fucktards that asked all the stupid questions didn't even bid!

**sil3nt** · 1st September 2009, 21:55

Would have cost less than $20 to find out if money is owing. idiots.

**jaymzw** · 1st September 2009, 21:57

Originally Posted by Dean

Oh really

Im sorry you are funny

I LOL'ed

**Boob Johnson** · 1st September 2009, 22:10

Originally Posted by Pedrostt500

Unless I've read it wrong the seller is happy for a post auction AA aprasil, and for the sucessful bidder to test drive and decide if the car is for them after auction, without the bidder being bound to the auction rules, sounds like the seller is trying to be as fair as possible.

Buyer beware is the exspectation of any auction, and it is up to the buyer to arange appraisal for what they may be bidding on, it is advisable for a potential bidder to negotiate in their terms of sale that if it is only conveniant, for an apraisal to be done post auction that they apply for this before bidding, and this to be a factor in the sale going a head.

+1 don't see any problem here. Would approach this no differently to any other car buying situation. Might ask him some lotto questions (in a friendly none intrusive way), ie: when he won & what lotto etc & gauge his response.

Originally Posted by Laava

Storm in a teacup and as usual all the fucktards that asked all the stupid questions didn't even bid!

In fairness the bidding only shows the last 10 bids of which was $200 dif between them showing only two bidders to that point.

**Brett** · 1st September 2009, 22:31

Shit if they don't like the terms of the auction, don't bid. Idiots.

**ducatilover** · 1st September 2009, 22:44

Originally Posted by Dean

Oh really

Its a hyundai the only thing it will be pushing up hills is the Idiot driving it at speeds you might as well get a moped for. Peppy you say? Its a 1600cc economical tree hugger ve-hicle.

I own one as a daily driver and they aren't that bad, bout the same as any other normal 1.6

**Dean** · 1st September 2009, 23:04

Originally Posted by ducatilover

I own one as a daily driver and they aren't that bad, bout the same as any other normal 1.6

I am puzzled as to why the seller would emphasize on the car being "peppy", have passed many Hyundai's on my daily commute. They seem like a normal 1.6 commuter with not much kick, so no need for the seller to over exaggerate or highlight the cars performance.

**Marmoot** · 1st September 2009, 23:17

Originally Posted by HTFU

I won close to $500,000, I am completely debt free. 10:49 am, Tue 1 Sep

LoL.....Basterds
Great find.

**ducatilover** · 1st September 2009, 23:34

Originally Posted by Dean

I am puzzled as to why the seller would emphasize on the car being "peppy", have passed many Hyundai's on my daily commute. They seem like a normal 1.6 commuter with not much kick, so no need for the seller to over exaggerate or highlight the cars performance.

It's peppy compared to my other cage, a 73 bmw e12 520 with fucked rings haha
in all seriousness they aren't too bad. Nothing good, nothing bad.