Originally Posted by goldenfri

Another one bits the dust. That is right were I live though... tempting.

Originally Posted by iamxpL

how trusty is that site? i would like to maybe try and purchase this if the price stays low enough. Mod please move this if its not appropriate here

Originally Posted by mugen_rsx09

I don't think this s2000 is even located in DC. Maybe MD?

Originally Posted by goldenfri

Looks like Waldorf MD. I doubt the price will stay that low though.

Originally Posted by mugen_rsx09

Maybe, or even in Brandywine.

Originally Posted by Orjinal' timestamp='1407182714' post='23272766

Both Copart and Iaa are the two main outlets for insurance companies to auction off their salvaged cars. You can trust them, they sell thousands of cars everyday throughout their lots across the US. I've been buying from them for over 5 years now and not one complaint so far. You just have to understand that you're buying a car on as-is basis, that's all.

As for the price, all the CR's I've seen in the recent years have sold in the 5 digits. This particular CR should sell for $12-14k.

Originally Posted by mugen_rsx09' timestamp='1407183929' post='23272827

[quote name='Orjinal' timestamp='1407182714' post='23272766']
Both Copart and Iaa are the two main outlets for insurance companies to auction off their salvaged cars. You can trust them, they sell thousands of cars everyday throughout their lots across the US. I've been buying from them for over 5 years now and not one complaint so far. You just have to understand that you're buying a car on as-is basis, that's all.

As for the price, all the CR's I've seen in the recent years have sold in the 5 digits. This particular CR should sell for $12-14k.

Originally Posted by goldenfri' timestamp='1407184424' post='23272843

[quote name='Orjinal' timestamp='1407182714' post='23272766']
Both Copart and Iaa are the two main outlets for insurance companies to auction off their salvaged cars. You can trust them, they sell thousands of cars everyday throughout their lots across the US. I've been buying from them for over 5 years now and not one complaint so far. You just have to understand that you're buying a car on as-is basis, that's all.

As for the price, all the CR's I've seen in the recent years have sold in the 5 digits. This particular CR should sell for $12-14k.

Originally Posted by Orjinal

If CR's were going for 5k, I'd have 20 CR's by now

Low mileage base models with acceptable damage can be had for $5k-8k but CR's are selling for premium and they have plenty of extra's that are worth top $$ should the buyer decide to partout the car, such as hardtop, seats, tonneau cover.

Originally Posted by Orjinal

If CR's were going for 5k, I'd have 20 CR's by now

Low mileage base models with acceptable damage can be had for $5k-8k but CR's are selling for premium and they have plenty of extra's that are worth top $$ should the buyer decide to partout the car, such as hardtop, seats, tonneau cover.