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So I was reading the letter section of the latest Wheels mag and there was a guy who had written in complaining that he had bought an Opel back in July for $37k and had recently taken it in to get a trade in value which was $17k. That prompted me to go on Carsales and check them out but in my opinion the pricing wasn't that fantastic. There are new Astra OPC's from $38-45k. I think RRP was around $46k on road. Given that Opel have now shut up shop, and the example above, what sort of discount would make you consider one? 10%, 20%, 30%, more?
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Opel liquidation sale.
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