95 Civic Ex Coupe
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95 Civic Ex Coupe
Produced in 94... We're looking at an 11 year old car118000 Miles
High Milage5 Speed
1.6L SOHC vtec
Magna Flow muffler
2.5" Cat back Exhaust without resonators
Modifed cars = Decrease in valueType R shift knob
Blue windshield LED's
:rolleyes:Horizon Gray Metallic Paint
Gray Interior
2 Pairs of 6.5" Blaupunkts
1 pair of sony xplod 6.5"
Runs 16.81 in the 1/4 on street tires
Uh oh, prob not something you want to advertise... it's been raced.doesnt leak anything
doesnt burn oil
good tires
good condition
everything works$6000
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harwood39 wrote:
oh, and 6k is not unacceptaable. kbb and nada are shit. go to your bank to get book prices or a dealer, they have a much better book. It books out at 7500 according to both of these.tell them to give you a copy of the sheet they r lookin on and put it up here, becuz i think we r having a rather hard time believe a 95 books for 7500
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i have a 97 gsx with 55,000 miles and my bank told me 13,500
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harwood39 wrote:
oh, and 6k is not unacceptaable. kbb and nada are shit. go to your bank to get book prices or a dealer, they have a much better book. It books out at 7500 according to both of these.are you on crack?...i just sold my 98 accord for 9200..i highly doubt your civic is worth even half of that
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how much does sls want for thier Civic Hatchback?
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harwood39 wrote:
oh, and 6k is not unacceptaable. kbb and nada are shit. go to your bank to get book prices or a dealer, they have a much better book. It books out at 7500 according to both of these.ummm I am a quote unquote dealer at Inter City Auto and NADA is the quote unquote AUTHORITY on used and new car prices. That is why it has specific books for country regions, trade in value, loan value, retail value, every vehicle option available, and vehicle specific milage deduction charts. This is also the reason they are updated monthly=to cover depreciation.
..but your probably right, they just print books for shits and giggles all the while laughing at people/businesses who consult them.
If you were to go to a dealer(not unlike my father) and you told him you wanted 6k for it, he would look up your vehicle and even low ball the loan value so good luck. Private party selling is your best bet to recoup expenses though.
Ill give ya 2200 for it by the way.
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if exaccord is right - $3600 for private party...
...you will probably shit a brick when you find out what a dealership will give you on trade for it ha ha.
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92BlackTT wrote:
if exaccord is right - $3600 for private party......you will probably shit a brick when you find out what a dealership will give you on trade for it ha ha.
EXACCORD is correct, private party value in good condition is $3665.
Trade in value in good condition is $2345
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92BlackTT wrote:
Ill give ya 2200 for it by the way.PSI2HI wrote:
Trade in value in good condition is $2345he he im gettin better and better at this every day.. pops would be proud : )
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