Purchase

Asked by Glen Hunt Sep 06, 2019 at 11:44 AM about the 1956 MG MGA Base

Question type: General

When a person accepts your offer, does this mean this is the price of the car
being sold and I’m ready to purchase the vehicle at that price or does it mean
that the price is not fixed because the car is up for a higher bidder, like an
auction, whether it’s a dealer or a private owner?

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