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Hey guyz just wanted to find out something.

I have seen an r34 on autoworx website and i really want to buy it.

i am about to sell my r33 this weekend maybe tomorrow and i am now short of cash.

i wanted to find if the guyz at autoworx are negotiable on the price of the cars advertised on their site.

i need to know this to decide whether i should sell my car tomorrow or not.

i dont want to be without a car while i try to organize extra cash in two weeks. have to go uni very early, come back really late and its far from where i live.

Cheers.

Love you all.

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I guess the dealshe can do on cars depends on alot of other thing other than just if he is a nice guy.

Cost of the car, shipping, repairs and licensing etc etc etc.

So it would depend on what he has in his yard at the time.

Good luck

  • 1 month later...

nah man, just ended up gettn a r33 s2 from autoworx. and i am in love with it. lol

Alistair helped me choose the r33.

It feels very strong and is in excellent condition with low kms.

i am just in love with it... lol

:merli:

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