Q - Quick sale
05 June 2006
Quick sale - Very often, you'll see adverts claiming that a car has been reduced in price for a quick sale. Once you've checked that it really is a good deal, go in and try to haggle some more money off the asking price. If the car has been reduced in price, it was clearly an unwanted car, so the seller may well be prepared to accept an even lower offer.
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