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http://www.subito.it/auto/fiat-131-parma-58778725.htm

That is a really nice looking 131. 1100 euro? Cheap at half the price! I bet you could make a nice profit if you imported it and put it on ebay ;D

I once had one just like it. In fading orange  :D  Was realy great to drive. I never should have sold it.
This one seems to be in almost mint shape. It's great to see the oldies pop up now and then. If i only had 1111,00 Euro's  ;)

If this was the price I should be already there BUT it is not. The text tells you have to phone for the price..................
Brilliant example ;)

False advertising? I hope it's for sale for a long time ;D

 >:( No good. I already thought it wasn't possible for that price. But then again, i don't speak Italian...

I don't say it's false or no good, he tells it in the advert and advertises in Italy. Is it his problem we can see the pictures but cannot read the text?
At least he shows some acceptable pictures, how often is that the case? ;)

Albert, you're the man here in Holland when it's Italian cars concerned. What do you think then. Sinceire?

The price at the top of the listing is 1100 euro to me that is the price he wants whether it's in the text differently or not. If he wants more he should put more at the top of the listing.

You go to the Supermarket and if the beefburgers (may contain horse ;) ) have a 2 euro price label on them that's what you expect to pay at the checkout not get told a different price ::)

Typical advert just like the volumetrico 2dr which was on for ?5 but actually he meant ?20000

Bad marketing techniques, thanks to these kind of sellers for wasting people's valuable time.

This happens often, but Dave, please buy me the car for the advertprice and I double it and pay for the transport ::) ;)

As you know I only buy cheap cars Albert ;D ;D ;D

No offence, but isn't this a tipical Italian thing? I mean, this isn't the first time i have noticed advertising in this way. What is it with Italians? Why is it they do it this way? Perhaps somebody can help this poor Dutchman out to understand the Italians... :D

I would say, it's a sought of bidding process- you could end up getting more money for your car than you expected.

Forgot to mention, it also happens here in the uk. Autotrader is full of it.

Shouldn't happen in the UK as it's illegal. If you see it again in Autotrader, call the local Trading Standards Office (https://www.gov.uk/find-local-trading-standards-office).

Below is the Italian advert when viewed with Google Chrome Browser. Get a copy of it here (https://www.google.com/intl/en_uk/chrome/browser/) guys and it'll translate anything you see on the Internet  :D

Whatever the price, I'm sure the new owner will be very happy. A Yellow 131 is always a winner.

He wants 3.800?

http://www.autoscout24.eu/Details.aspx?id=227830981&cd=634961789780000000&asrc=st|fs