•ABOUT Volkswagen
Volkswagen's relationship with the UK dates back to 1952, when the first two Beetles were sold. In 1953 Volkswagen Motors Ltd became the official UK importer, and the brand went from strength to strength. The Passat arrived in 1973, the Golf and Scirocco were imported in 1974 while the last Beetle built in Europe arrived in the UK in 1978.
Volkswagen also centralised its operations in 1978, and moved into its new £9.5 million headquarters in Blakelands, Milton Keynes. From Blakelands the company controls sourcing, marketing and distribution of all vehicles and parts in the UK and provides a host of support services to both its retailers and customers. To sell your VW fast check out our new deal. |
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SELL YOUR Volkswagen Scirroco TODAY!
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• TO ADD A Volkswagen Scirroco NOW:If you have used us before, just enter
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• ABOUT THE SITES WE LIST YOUR Volkswagen IN...
 Fish4Cars gets over 500,000
visitors a month. Using their advertising budget of £25
million to attract visitors - Worth £9.95
Cardata are very large and have
been connecting sellers with buyers for over 20 years -
worth £29.95 Mirror
Cars is the very busy car site of the Daily Mirror.
the main site has over 850,000 visitors per month.
£19.99
Autouser are again a very busy
site with a high unique visitor count... makes a great
place for selling cara - worth £34.99 CarSource is another very busy
site for selling cars - worth £20.00
FridayAd is a great site to have
your car listed. 800,000 impressions per week with
25,000 unique users per week - worth £10.00 ComeBuyCars has over 400 sites
all linking to us. More than 5000 visitors per day
looking to buy cars. High rankings on all the major
search engines - worth £10 
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• If you need to sell your Volkswagen Scirroco car - the answer is with a multiple package that's selling cars now.
Quentin
Wilson, writing in the Sunday
Mirror says:
"If
you are in the market for a used car, or just fancy a
bit of a browse, check out a new website at
www.comebuycars.co.uk. Sellers are charged a flat fee,
regardless of how long it takes to sell their cars,
while buyers can search by type or specific make and
model, price range and distance they are willing to
travel. It makes scouring those classified columns sound
like very hard work."
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