What's it worth?
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From: WPB FL
Originally Posted by YoZUpZ,Sep 19 2007, 02:36 PM
...I would just keep it for a few years and take it around the block once and a while... anyone know what a mint condition CRX Si is going for these days?
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21K is fair IF you find a buyer. More than likely it'll go for 18-19K.
The S2000 is HARD to price. They aren't "common" cars - but they aren't exactly rare. For a lot of people still, they are still toys, and only rack up a couple thousand miles a year making higher mileage and DDed cars worhtless.
My 05 is considered "High mileage" for the year at 27K miles- making it worth what - a measily 22K? It doesn't bother me - I bought it to drive it - not to look at and CERTAINLY not an "investment".
I would go with the suggestion of selling the hardtop seperate (Should get 2000-2500) - and Pricing the car at 19K. Youll get a buyer quickly.
The S2000 is HARD to price. They aren't "common" cars - but they aren't exactly rare. For a lot of people still, they are still toys, and only rack up a couple thousand miles a year making higher mileage and DDed cars worhtless.
My 05 is considered "High mileage" for the year at 27K miles- making it worth what - a measily 22K? It doesn't bother me - I bought it to drive it - not to look at and CERTAINLY not an "investment".
I would go with the suggestion of selling the hardtop seperate (Should get 2000-2500) - and Pricing the car at 19K. Youll get a buyer quickly.
WTF. This isn't IRAN. You need to add 1 prostitute.
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the way i see it, mileage does have a factor in the cost, but you have to consider the car is almost 7 years old now.
if i were to purchase your car,I wouldn't pay more then 17k for it.
if i were to purchase your car,I wouldn't pay more then 17k for it.
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