bangers4ben

£5350 Bangers4BEN sale

Time 4:48 pm, September 27, 2010

dsc_0068OUR Bangers4BEN auction has just taken place at BCA Blackbushe – and our cars made £5,350 for charity!

The sale in the main Hall 1 of Blackbushe saw a throng of dealers battle it out for our cars.

The only car that didn’t sell was Carlyle Finance’s Audi TT – it was bid up to £3,950, but the reserve was £4,000.


BCA is currently liaising with the vendors and buyer to see if a deal can be struck for BEN.

So how about the other cars? Well, Project Stealth – bought by us from Auction4Cars.com for £250 – sold for £375.

Other highlights included Nissan’s Rabbit – amazingly it was snapped up for £750 – and the Kia Zebra, despite having stripes and being left hand drive, made £1,250!


The others made:

Toyota Corolla – sold for £550

Saab Delorean – sold for £200

North Oxford Garage’s BMW 730i – £275

Nissan Almera – sold for £900

HPI’s BMW 520 – sold for £250

WinWin World’s Volvo V70 – sold for £600

Three cars from the event didn’t make it to BCA. Bayliss’ Astra was going to cost £150 to transport to BCA and only booked at £120 – so the team donated £200 and scrapped it.

And two of the Marshall teams couldn’t get their cars to the auction in time – the Lexus and Volvo. These we hope to sell at a separate BCA auction soon.


Add the sale total to the amount raised via sponsorship and so far Bangers4BEN 3 has raised £7,200 for the charity – and that’s before we take into account the money for the TT.

If you’d like to get involved in next year’s event register your interest now by letting us know on the Contact Us page.

by JAMES BAGGOTT

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James is the founder and editor-in-chief of Car Dealer Magazine, and CEO of parent company Baize Group. James has been a motoring journalist for more than 20 years writing about cars and the car industry.



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