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At $3,500, Will This 1999 Ducati ST4 Get Snapped Up In the Nick of Time?

When it all came down to brass tacks on yesterday’s well-kitted 2005 Volvo V50 T5 , quite a few of you voiced some trepidation over the seller’s toss-off…

By PSX Ascend Editorial TeamPublished Updated 1 minute read
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When it all came down to brass tacks on yesterday’s well-kitted 2005 Volvo V50 T5, quite a few of you voiced some trepidation over the seller’s toss-off assertion that the car suffered from only “low levels of rust.” Mention of any level of rust, low or otherwise, is always a red flag for any prospective buyer, and hence the Volvo’s $6,000 price wasn’t the runaway hit it might have otherwise been. In the end though, it managed to nip by with a 56 percent Nice Price win.

The PSX Ascend Editorial Team covers connected dealership operations, CRM workflows, inventory intelligence, marketing automation, and powersports website performance.

This industry news brief was shared on the PSX Ascend blog in 2022. It summarises reporting by Jalopnik; the full story, and any later corrections, belong to the original publisher.

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