Opinions on this possible trade for an s2000
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Originally Posted by zachismisitok,Aug 24 2009, 02:42 PM
but why all the nonos on salvage. The S is a pretty simple car. If the frame isn't bent, it looks good, and EVEN a dealer checked it out. I might opt for going for it.
altho, I would offer probably 65-70% of what a non salvage would fetch
altho, I would offer probably 65-70% of what a non salvage would fetch
If someone is hiding the fact that a car was salvaged, went through lengths to get it registered with a "clean" title in a different state, I would run away and never look back. I don't do business with people that operate like that.
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To have been totaled in 2001 when the car was less than a year old, the damage would have had to have come to more than $20k...that's a LOT of damage. Back then a used low mile 2001 would have sold for around $28-30k (yes...times have changed).
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Originally Posted by negcamber,Aug 24 2009, 05:22 PM
To have been totaled in 2001 when the car was less than a year old, the damage would have had to have come to more than $20k...that's a LOT of damage. Back then a used low mile 2001 would have sold for around $28-30k (yes...times have changed).
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Originally Posted by negcamber,Aug 24 2009, 02:22 PM
To have been totaled in 2001 when the car was less than a year old, the damage would have had to have come to more than $20k...that's a LOT of damage. Back then a used low mile 2001 would have sold for around $28-30k (yes...times have changed).
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